Paducah Wall to Wall — Attraction in Paducah

I had a few minutes to swing by this and wish I had a bit longer and it wasn't so hot to view longer.

The wall is pretty long and each painting looks beautiful. Each paining had a nice plaque to give you some info about it.

There was a nice commuter lot rigbt near the beginning of the wall itself.

They had aome scaffolding in front of a few displays paintings so some folks were painting on one when I was there.

I stopped here right after metropolis illinois and the superman museum thats less the 20 minutes away from the wall to wall.

I would give yourself a few hours to wonder down the wall..and even around the few blocks in the town. The small area you drive thru and around near the display looks like a nice place for locals to gather and have lunch.

Next time im near I will take a little longer to enjoy the display longer.

Driving over from Illinois i crossed over on the Paducah Brookport Bridge

Let me tell ya driving that small rental car with 14" rims really made for the drive on that kinda scary.

I made it thru..and it will be very memorable for the rest of my life.

Along with seeing this flood wall and the...

This is a really great historical town!!! You can see the wall to wall beautiful painting in here. It’s almost a mile!!! Painting give you lots of education of history of this place or town!!! There is a parking lot in here so you can park and enjoy your time!!! If you love to sit beside the river bank and enjoy the view !!! You also find in here!!! Just behind the wall you can find a Ohio river which is very beautiful and clam!!! You can sit under the tree at the bank of the river which made you calm and peaceful!!! If you like yo enjoy a good and tasty food , there are lots of restaurant in here with old historical small but cozy town. If you like to go for a horse chariot ride. They are just waiting for you. Or if you like to stroller!!! Just go ahead!!! You will love this place!!! Just go over there and...

Paducah's amazing diverse role in so many aspects of Kentucky and U.S. history is showcased in these large painted outdoor wall murals with their narrative plaques and authentic U S mail railroad-car display. On the riverfront, they are a pleasant leisurely stroll through time and space on an easy-walking street. Behind them stretches the magnificent, scenic Ohio River offering it's own glory and panoramas. Fantastic photo opportunities, peaceful area, ample parking, right in downtown. A do-not-miss 5-Stars landmark to fully appreciate this humble 4-Rivers town along the Lewis & Clark Expedition Trail to the Pacific Ocean and the river-route Trail of Years to Oklahoma, that also hosted 3 queens....