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Find Kentucky banners in Kentucky. Nationwide service for Kentucky banners for Kentucky businesses. Happy Birthday to you, happy birthday to you, Happy birthday; this song that is sang on your birthday was created in 1893 by two sisters in Louisville Kentucky. Not only home to the most creative song in the world, Kentucky is also home to many interesting sites and historic adventures. Start off with the famous Kentucky Derby. The oldest continuously held horse race in the country, so incredible that when the reining Queen Elizabeth of England made her visit to the US earlier in 2007 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of James Town Virginia she went to the Kentucky Derby. The Derby is held at Churchill Downs in Louisville on the first Saturday in May.

Another drive will take you to the town of Murray where you can embrace the Boy Scouts of America Scouting Museum that is located at Murray State University. One of the oldest organizations in the United States and a fabulous team embracing adventure and character building for all boys, the Boy Scouts offer so much to our past, present and future and the museum can open your eyes to all that they have accomplished. One of the saddest events in our history is the Cherokee Trail of Tears, the force removed of the Cherokee Indians from their homes across the deep south of America to the state of Oklahoma. Here in Kentucky you can visit the Cherokee Trail of Tears Park, the historic park if one of the few documented sites has the actual trail and campsites that were used during this sad time of history. Here at the park, the focal point is a log cabin that serves as the Heritage Center for the park. Here you can see facts, pictures and much more about the Cherokee Indians that stayed here and what they endured during this terrible time of history. After learning so much of a terrible past time, why not move on to a favorite pastime? Baseball!

Take a drive to the Louisville Slugger Museum and feast your eyes upon everything baseball. Learn baseball trivia, the pastime of the sport as well as learn about the company that makes the bat. After visiting the museum, you can take a tour through the factory and actually see how and where the bats are made! This is a dream come true for any true baseball fan! All this and much, much more in Kentucky!

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