Historic places in McCracken County
36 published so far · 13 historic places · 23 historic structures
Drawn from the National Register of Historic Places through a verified content release, listed alphabetically. This is what has been published so far, not a complete inventory of McCracken County history, and the number of places in any county or town reflects what has been published rather than how much history that community holds.
- Anderson, Artelia, HallHistoric structure
- Anderson-Smith HouseHistoric structure
- Angles, TheHistoric structure
- Archeological Site 15McN51Historic place
- California ApartmentsHistoric place
- Confederate Monument in PaducahHistoric place
- Grace Episcopal ChurchHistoric structure
- Home of the FriendlessHistoric structure
- Hotel Irvin CobbHistoric structure
- Hotel MetropolitanHistoric structure
- Jefferson Street-Fountain Avenue Residential DistrictHistoric place
- Jefferson Street-Fountain Avenue Residential District (Boundary Increase)Historic place
- Kenmil PlaceHistoric structure
- Lincoln SchoolHistoric structure
- Lower Town Neighborhood DistrictHistoric place
- Market HouseHistoric structure
- Masonic TempleHistoric structure
- Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway Office and Freight HouseHistoric structure
- Paducah City HallHistoric structure
- Paducah Coca-Cola Bottling PlantHistoric structure
- Paducah Downtown Commercial DistrictHistoric place
- Paducah Downtown Commercial District (Boundary Increase)Historic place
- Paducah Market House DistrictHistoric place
- Paducah Northside Historic DistrictHistoric place
- People's First National Bank and Trust Company BuildingHistoric structure
- Pettit BuildingHistoric structure
- Saint Mary Academy ComplexHistoric structure
- Shawnee Steam PlantHistoric place
- St. Francis DeSales Roman Catholic ChurchHistoric structure
- Tilghman, Augusta, High SchoolHistoric structure
- Tilghman, Lloyd, MemorialHistoric place
- Tilghman--Woolfolk HouseHistoric structure
- Union Station SchoolHistoric structure
- Wallace Park Neighborhood Historic DistrictHistoric place
- Westminster Presbyterian ChurchHistoric structure
- Yeiser, Mayor David A., HouseHistoric structure