Whitehall House & Gardens

Whitehall House and Gardens comprises of a notable house and encompassing greenery enclosures on Lexington Road in Louisville. Worked around 1855 by John Marshall, the principal house was a two-story block Italianate style building sitting on 20 sections of land of land through which Bealls Branch, a tributary of Beargrass Creek, runs. The property changed hands a few times until the point when John and Betty Summers Middleton got it in 1909.

It was right now the house was totally remodeled to end up a Southern-style Greek Revival manor. The house, patio nurseries, and furniture were given to the Historic Homes Foundation, and the chateau was restored in 1994. Today, voyages through the chateau and greenery enclosures are offered, and the property has turned into a well known scene for weddings.