FAQs

All galleries and restrooms at the Frazier History Museum are wheelchair-accessible. You may request a wheelchair at the Admissions Desk at the time of your visit. Wheelchairs are complimentary and available on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, call (502) 753-5663.

Baby strollers are permitted at all times in all museum galleries.

Cameras are welcome at the Frazier History Museum. Still photography for personal use is permitted, unless otherwise designated. Please note, however, that the use of flash photography, video cameras, or tripods is not allowed without special permission. If you have questions about photography policies, please e-mail the Public Relations and Marketing Department.

For safety reasons, we ask that children under the age of 16 be accompanied at all times by an adult 18 years of age or older.

We provide a free coat and bag check for your convenience. Louisville Slugger bats and mini-bats and umbrellas must be checked before entering the museum. We also offer a variety of free engagements and tours at specific times.

Food and drink are not allowed in the museum’s galleries. Food and drink are permitted and available for purchase in the Museum Store on the first floor, as well as in specially designated event spaces.

To protect and preserve museum artifacts, the Frazier History Museum is kept at a constant temperature of 68 degrees. A light jacket or wrap is recommended for guests.

Smoking is prohibited at all times inside the Frazier History Museum, including in the Merkley Kendrick Rooftop Garden.

Restrooms are located on all floors of the Frazier History Museum. All restrooms are wheelchair-accessible and equipped with baby-changing stations. Drinking fountains are situated outside each restroom.

You may exit the museum and return later in the day if you would like. Just remember to hold on to your receipt to present when you return. Special events may have different regulations for security or safety purposes.