Behringer Crawford Museum
Behringer Crawford Museum
Set deep within the historic Devou Park of Covington Kentucky exists the Behringer Crawford Museum. Housed inside the 19th century Devou home, the museum offers an extensive and unique look into the area's history with four floors of great displays. Stepping inside offers visitors insight into time periods from ancient history, to the Civil War and Vietnam. Outside, visitors can walk the trails leading to Civil War sites in Devou Park. The museum is child friendly, with many interactive displays, as well as fully wheelchair accessible. You can visit at Behringer-Crawford Museum 1600 Montague Road - Devou Park Covington, Kentucky 41011. For hours, admission prices, and contact information visit http://www.bcmuseum.org.
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