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(531 W Short St. Tel. 859-225-7474)
lvharkness.com
This store in Greentree Close sells a range of formal tableware, linens and elegant home furnishings from top national brands like Baccarat, Longchamp and Sferra.
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(578 W Main St. Tel. 859-233-9999)
mtlhouse.org
This modest Georgian-style house—which was once the family home of Abraham Lincoln’s wife—contains period belongings from both the Todd and Lincoln families, including the original Ford’s Theatre playbill from the evening of Lincoln’s assassination.
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(249 E Main St. Tel. 859-253-9300)
portofinolexington.com
The updated Italian classics (fried ravioli stuffed with Angus beef and goat cheese) at this refurbished downtown warehouse restaurant will have you kissing your fingers and shouting “Amore!” $$$
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(269 W Main St. Tel. 859- 252-5802)
larryredmon.com
Troubadour Larry Redmon and his acoustic guitar take fans on a soulful musical journey through the South at his basement club. It can get crowded with Larry’s legion of local fans, so it’s best to make reservations.
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(4205 Fords Mill Rd, Nonesuch. Tel. 859-873-7235)
irishacresgallery.com
This antiques store offers a range of American and European china, dolls, crystal, jewelry and furniture. Wares vary in price from $3 baubles to a 250-year-old bedroom suite priced at $72,000. Visit when it re-opens March 17.
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Fun Fact!
Historians believe that either the first or
second American performance of a Beethoven
symphony took place in Lexington in 1817.
