National Corvette Museum Named Best Museum In Kentucky

It comes as no surprise to the readers of this blog, but now it’s official.

The National Corvette Museum has been named “Best Museum in Kentucky” by the readers of Kentucky Living magazine.

“We are thrilled that so many of our fans supported us by casting their votes,” said Katie Ellison, Director of Marketing and Communications at the NCM. “Visitors travel from all over the globe to visit the Home of Corvette, and we are proud to represent Kentucky as the Best Museum.”

The magazine’s readers have been choosing their favorites for 10 years, with this year’s selections including the top three vote-getters in 25 categories, ranging from designations and food to outdoor activities and beverages.

“The Best in Kentucky Awards are a celebration of our hometowns and the people and places that make Kentucky a great place to live and visit,” said Anita Travis Richter, Kentucky Living editor. “Every month in the pages of Kentucky Living and every day on KentuckyLiving.com, we truly celebrate the energy of Kentucky.”

All the winners will be featured in the September issue of Kentucky Living, the most widely circulated print publication in Kentucky.

Winners were announced at the Kentucky State Fair during an awards show hosted by veterans advocate and Miss America 2000, Heather French Henry. Presenters included Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles, Kentucky Department of Tourism Acting Commissioner Jay Hall, Kentucky Living columnists Byron Crawford and Dave Shuffett, LEX 18 Chief Meteorologist Bill Meck, WAVE 3 anchor Dawne Gee and CNN contributor Scott Jennings.

Source:
National Corvette Museum

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