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Irish Hill, located east of downtown Louisville, received its title as a result of the influx of Irish Catholics to the area in the 1800s. The residents of the hill earned a deserved reputation for their hospitality during the Ohio River flood of 1937. The flood, which covered a good deal of Louisville, drove thousands of residents to higher ground. With over 20,000 people fleeing, the families of Irish Hill willingly provided food, water, and shelter to their fellow Louisville residents.
Irish Hill was originally known as Billy Goat Hill, and after being annexed in 1854, streets were laid and the community developed by 1864. The Hill features a number of buildings featured on the National Register of Historic Places, including: the Valentine Schneikert house, the Nicholas Finzer house, the St. Aloysius church, and the Rogers Street firehouse. If you're traveling to Louisville and are interested in visiting this historic area, you can find parking in Irish Hill with ParkingSpotter.com.
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