Last updated: 11/29/2011
Duncan Cultural Center Museum and Art Gallery
122 South Cherry Street
Greenville, KY 42345
P.O. Box 289
Greenville, KY 42345
Monday through Friday 1-4pm or by appointment
Free but donations are welcome
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Shara Snodgrass, Director
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The Duncan Center provides history of people, places and events including genealogical resources. In additon to permanent exhibits like our coal room and Victorian and Native American exhibit, we also have rotating monthly exhibits of art or special collections. The museum offers art classes and is available to rent for parties, showers and meetings.
Hamilton Richarson Duncan donated this lovely 1912 home to the city of Greenville in 1986. The house became the Duncan Cultural Center in 1989. The house was designed by Joseph and Joseph architects out of Louisville. Beautiful original features such as built in beaveled glass bookcases, inlaid hardwood flooring and stained glass bay windows still grace the Center today.
The Center provides a Coal Museum, Native American and Victorian exhibit, local celebrities room, and many other artifacts from the late 19th and early 20th century.
The Center currently offers art classes in various mediums, mock archaeological digs, a scavenger hunt in our coal museum.
The Duncan Center is open to membership on four different levels. Members recieve a quarterly newsletter and an annual yearbook in December. Yearbooks are also available for non-members to purchase.
Duncan Cultural Center Yearbook
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