1. Great historical overview.2. Loved learning about Mary M. Miller, 1st Female Steamboat captain.3. Unique Italian style house.4. Check out the back yard garden. Very beautiful.5. 2nd Saturday of month. Free entrance when I attended.6. Replica of Steamboats very fascinating.7. Famous football player from Portland interesting to learn about. Ask about.8. They’re closing for 2 months to remodel. Call ahead to make sure open.

What the Portland museum has for show is reasonably intriguing. They are working on adding more exhibits. As a native Louisvillain, I learned a few things i was previously unaware of

Great little museum. Portland is rich in history and was the largest city until the canal was built around the Falls of the Ohio. Portland is full of pride and has great potential to be a booming neighborhood. It is the largest neighborhood in Louisville.

Its a small place but good information to you as to get to know about the Portland. Staff here is really good and they helped us to know more about the Portland area and its history.

Great institution serving its neighborhood, the city and river buffs everywhere. It’s current hosting of Wes Modes’ the Servret History Of American River People is another great example of their creative, progressive programming. Go Portland Museum!

Charming. But the collection is not particularly extensive. Loved the info on Shippingport, but even that could have been explored further.

Enjoyed our visit to the Portland Museum on the Louisville Cultural Pass. Very in-depth history of Portland and how it related to the Ohio River and Louisville. There are many fascinating stories to be heard here. The old house which is part of the museum is also rich with history. Well worth spending a couple of hours or more here. Dont miss the newsreels of the 1936 flood, either!

Nice place to learn Port and neighborhood history .. They need volunteers to keep the doors open.. I grew up in Portland even though I moved away in still a Portland girl at heart..

Great hospitality. We enjoyed on the art fair tour, loved printing press experience. Wish it was open on the weekends!

Its simply wonderful! Everyone in Louisville should visit and learnthe REAL history of our city. Excellent displays and write-ups. VERYnice, knowledgeable and helpful people. This place is a hidden jewel.Go on a week-day and have lunch at The Table just down the street.(Restaurant open Mon.-Fri., 11am-3:00. Food is great. A pay as yougo effort that has been a resounding success!) pw

It was interesting. Your tour guide was lights and sounds and it kept my little one interested. My favorite was the animated Mary Miller.

I grew up next door and its histoic

Great place to relive the history of a historic neighborhood

Always a learning experience.

I have never visited before. I will return again.

Lots of interesting history here

Great saviour of the history of Portland

Its a good place to learn about Portland neighborhood. Educational, and the workers are polite. Portland is what built this city.

Very interesting local history museum. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable.

The only museum west of the 9th st corridor in downtown Louisville. A wealth of historical knowledge about origins of Portland/Louisville.

Small, but very informative museum about local history. I learned a lot!

Very good.

The Portland museum has years of history of the Portland neighborhood.

Great historic museum ... lots to learn about Portland Louisville.

Go and check it out. Its worth some time

It has awesome history about Portland.

Good humor in the place

Great event!

Its a nice place to visit......

This little gem tells the real deal story of a neighborhood!

Never open.

Super limited hours. :(

Smart

Awesome place