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United States Tour Companies
LEX History Tours
We provide experiential walking history tours in Lexington and the Lexington Cemetery while explaining Lexington's significant, complex and fascinating history. We provide sightseeing tours where we show sites and locations important to Abraham Lincoln & Mary Todd Lincoln, Cassius Clay & Henry Clay, Rev. Robert J. Breckinridge & John C. Breckinridge, John Hunt Morgan, Jeff ... More erson Davis and others. We walk the streets where these people lived and worked while discussing their relevance. It teaches history in the history lab of downtown Lexington.
Wild Onion Walks
Wild Onion Walks is a local tour company that specializes in both the major sites and the exploration of the off-the-beaten-path. Whether booking a listed tour or opting for a customized one, WOW will help you see Chicago in a new light. Tours can be walking or vehicular-either your vehicle or WOW can secure a vehicle. Who are the tours for? EVERYONE! WOW does lots of scho ... More ol groups (middle, high school, and college), Senior groups, families, corporations, etc.
Mary Todd Lincoln House
Opening seasonally from March 15-November 30. Mary Todd Lincoln House is the childhood home of Mary Todd, first lady and wife of the 16th President, Abraham Lincoln. The museum offers self-guided tours Monday - Saturday, 10 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. and 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. An hour is allotted to finish the tour. After the tour, guests may visit the Museum Store and the small garden beh ... More ind the home. Reservations are not required. The Mary Todd Lincoln House is partially wheelchair accessible. The museum's first floor can be reached via a handicapped lift and wheelchair navigable.