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How this local real estate agent became a Louisville history influencer

How this local real estate agent became a Louisville history influencer

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Take a step back into Louisville's history with influencer Sam Heine - NewsBreak

Take a step back into Louisville's history with influencer Sam Heine - NewsBreak

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BEFORE & AFTER: transforming a 2nd story attic into a primary bedroom oasis 📸🌴🏡 | Sam Heine

BEFORE & AFTER: transforming a 2nd story attic into a primary bedroom oasis 📸🌴🏡 | Sam Heine

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This crumbling building in rural Kentucky has a dark past 😳🏚️ The Choctaw Academy opened in 1825, funded by money the U.S. had promised to the Choctaw Nation through a treaty. It was meant to educate Native youth and offer new opportunity - but the reality fell far short. For just under two decades, students from tribal nations lived here in crowded dorms, often underfed and poorly treated, while the man overseeing the school - a prominent Kentucky politician - profited from the operation. The

This crumbling building in rural Kentucky has a dark past 😳🏚️ The Choctaw Academy opened in 1825, funded by money the U.S. had promised to the Choctaw Nation through a treaty. It was meant to educate Native youth and offer new opportunity - but the reality fell far short. For just under two decades, students from tribal nations lived here in crowded dorms, often underfed and poorly treated, while the man overseeing the school - a prominent Kentucky politician - profited from the operation. The

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Check out the before & after photos of this million $$ remodel outside of Seneca Gardens 🤯🏡 (Listed by Laine Bowling & Angie Chambers w/ EXP Realty) | Sam Heine

Check out the before & after photos of this million $$ remodel outside of Seneca Gardens 🤯🏡 (Listed by Laine Bowling & Angie Chambers w/ EXP Realty) | Sam Heine

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Hidden behind a concrete plant in the middle of an industrial park sits a stone building older than the state of Kentucky itself. Built in 1786, it’s the oldest structure still standing in Louisville 😳 And its walls once witnessed something unthinkable 🪦 | Sam Heine

Hidden behind a concrete plant in the middle of an industrial park sits a stone building older than the state of Kentucky itself. Built in 1786, it’s the oldest structure still standing in Louisville 😳 And its walls once witnessed something unthinkable 🪦 | Sam Heine

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Turn $3,000 into $10,000 with this simple house hack 🛠️🏡 | Sam Heine

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This house holds one of the darkest true crime stories in Louisville history 😳🏡 Back in 2010, police discovered the body of Jamie Carroll buried beneath the basement floor - nearly two years after he vanished. He’d been murdered in what prosecutors called a twisted lover’s triangle with the two men who lived there. But that’s just the beginning … This house was once a tuberculosis sanatorium in the 1920s—where dozens reportedly died under questionable care. Neighbors claim it’s still haunted…

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Imagine your front porch view being a historic mansion from 1869 … & the view from your living room? Vaulted ceilings, a remodeled kitchen, & an airy, lofted layout that feels anything but old 🤤🏡 This rare 2-story lofted condo is flooded with natural light, has nearly 2,000 sq ft, a remodeled kitchen and primary bath, two private outdoor spaces, and off-street covered parking. Open, airy, and updated in all the right ways - this one’s got the vibe 🔥 📍302 S. Peterson Ave #4 | Sam Heine

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Check out the original wood paneling & fireplace under the stairs on this house in Old Louisville 👀🔥🏡 | Sam Heine

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These old limestone caverns were constructed over 150 years ago .. & no one knows what they were originally used for 😳 #history #louisville #oldhouse #mystery | Sam Heine

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This house is like a time capsule from the 1970s 🕺🏼🪩 Everything from the shag carpet to the paneling screamed mid century .. but the wildest feature of all? A built-in bathroom scale hidden in the wall 😳 let’s dig into it! | Sam Heine

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Hard to believe that the sounds of Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, and ZZ Top once shook this old theatre back in it's heyday - and last night, for the first time in over 50 years, the walls echoed with music once again 🎸🤘🏻 The Old Broadway Theatre, once one of Louisville’s premier venues, has sat shuttered and silent since the late 1970s. But we brought it back to life for a one night only pop-up show with the insanely talented Scott T. Smith .. and it was MAGIC. Colored lights swept across the c

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This tree is over 200 years old & is all that’s left of a 250 acre plantation that sat on this land in the late 1700s 🌳🏚️😳 | Sam Heine

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This peaceful 500-acre park on the outskirts of Louisville hides the dark past of a 152-year-old psychiatric hospital 😳🌳 Before the fields and playgrounds, the land where Tom Sawyer Park now sits was the same site as Central State Hospital (or “Lakeland Asylum”) - which opened up back way back in 1873. And at the time being located outside of the Louisville city limits, it ran like its own small city - 15 separate buildings, a working farm, its own water treatment facility, and even a cemetery

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Me and the @nextgenpreservationcollab crew were on the News over the weekend 🤩🎥 Shout out to @dougproffitt11 , @claricescheele , and @whas11 for the feature - we’re super excited by the response that came from that pop up show a few weeks ago ... Who’d have thought that so many people would ALSO be inspired by filling a 110 year old theatre with music for the first time in 50 years?! 😍 More to come - stay tuned! | Sam Heine

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One of the biggest cemetery scandals in US history happened right here, in Louisville 🪦😳 Over 48,000 people were buried in reused graves - with the remains of those buried there before being sold, discarded, or oftentimes left at the same site in a mass grave. All without the families of the deceased ever knowing. The cemetery was closed & abandoned in the 1990s, but no one was ever prosecuted.Eastern Cemetery still sits there quietly today - with a volunteer group called ‘Friends of Eastern C

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This one is WILD ya’ll 😳 stay tuned for the full video tomorruh!! 🔥 | Sam Heine

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Built in 1810 — burned in the 1960s 🔥🏚️ Let’s take a tour of one of Kentucky’s eeriest surviving homes!! | Sam Heine

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In less than a year this house nearly doubled in size AND ditched the dad bod 💪🏡 That’s right - this 2 story beauty in the Hazelwood neighborhood just got a top-to-bottom remodel … with emphasis on the top. The owners literally took the roof off and built a full second story addition - adding 2 more bedrooms, an extra bathroom, and nearly doubling the square footage in the process. Now it’s as close to a new build as you can get without having to pay for a new build .. brand new roof, HVAC, pl

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Check out this original Victorian “intercom system” that’s still intact on this 135 year old house for sale in Old Louisville 🤯🏡 | Sam Heine

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There’s supposedly millions of $$ worth of lost gold that was buried somewhere in Middletown 175 years ago that was never found 💰 crazy to think it’s probably buried under a random backyard .. that’s one way to turn a $400,000 house into a $3 million house! 😳 | Sam Heine

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They dug up 500 graves to build this highway 😳🛣️ 165 years ago, this entire block in the Shelby Park neighborhood was an old Jewish cemetery. And while cemetery closer in the 1870s - the graves and headstones remained there for decades … until the 1950s, when the land was cleared to make way for the build out of I-65. The bodies were relocated up the road - and the story was almost buried with them 🪦 | Sam Heine

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A bold remodel choice completely changed the vibe of this old house … But is it genius?? Or a miss 🤔✍🏻⬇️🏡 | Sam Heine

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Everyone from Louisville knows Churchill Downs .. but did you know there were 7 other racetracks scattered across the city that no longer exist? 😳🐎 From the 1820s to the 1970s - each one had its own rise, fall, and forgotten legacy ... These are the 7 lost racetracks beneath Louisville 👀 (Full video is also on YouTube @samheinelouisville) | Sam Heine

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They used SEASHELLS to build these buildings?! 🐚🛠️😳 All along the southeastern coast of the United States - you’ll find the crumbling remains of old buildings that were built over 150 to 250 years ago using oyster shells, fire, and pure ingenuity. It’s called tabby concrete - one of the earliest coastal building methods in America - strong, fireproof, and built from whatever the ocean had to offer, before modern concrete was smooth & silky like it is today … And believe it or not - some of th

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Ever wondered what people’s trash looked like 150 years ago - before plastic, fast food, or Amazon boxes? 🤔🗑️ Buried beneath a nondescript building in Germantown is one of the most unexpected archaeological sites in the country: @marystreetmidden - a forgotten Victorian-era trash dump, hidden in plain sight. From the late 1800s through the 1920s, this site was where Louisvillians hauled everything they didn’t want - broken bottles, tools, china, toys, even handguns. All of it got buried, built

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Did you know that there’s a lost island at the bottom of the Ohio River that was technically Louisville’s first neighborhood? 🏝️😳 Most people have never even heard of it - but 250 years ago, this 50 acre island was home to the first settlers in the region - long before Louisville even existed. It was called Corn Island, and today it sits at the bottom of the Ohio River - having been completely swallowed by the rising river over 100 years ago 🌊 _ Drone shots by: Drone Snap | Sam Heine

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If you’re from Clifton, you’ve probably heard of the chicken steps ... But what you may not know is that the neighborhood they lead directly into was once a Civil War fort - 160 years ago. And legend has it the steps were built along the same exact foot trail that once led to the front entrance of the old fort back in the day … It was called Fort Elstner, and it stood decades before the neighborhood was ever built out 😳🔥🏰 | Sam Heine

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