SALEM. Born in 1838 in Salem, John Hay was a politician, ambassador, and writer. His distinguished career included appointments under Presidents Lincoln, McKinley, and Roosevelt. He was also author of the "Pike County Ballads," an editorial writer for the New York "Tribune," and a successful businessman. His noteworthy accomplishments are commemorated in this fine museum. Along with the Hay house, the center includes Stevens Memorial Museum, a genealogical library, and a pioneer village. Approximately 35 miles north of Louisville.

<i><b>Stevens Museum</b></i>&nbsp;&nbsp;Tue-Sat 9am-5pm <i><b>Depot Railroad Museum</b></i>&nbsp;&nbsp;Tue-Sat 1pm-4pm

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