Lockhart-Martin House

The Lockhart-Martin house as it appeared in 2007. Photo by Donna Russell.

Though not on the National Register of Historic Places, the Lockhart-Martin house dates from Pewee Valley's early days. Some of the home's more colorful owners included:

• Jerial George "J.G." Dodge, who built the house. He was a farm implement manufacturer and one of the City of Pewee Valley's first trustees.
• Enoch Lockhart, a riverboat captain who grew up in Westport, Ky. and later served as the superintendent of the Louisville and Portland Canal.
• Author George Madden Martin, who along with Annie Fellows Johnston, was a founding member of the Louisville Authors Club.

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The J.G. Dodge Years

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The Enoch Lockhart Years

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The George Madden Martin Years

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The house has undergone significant renovation and remodeling and is quite a bit larger today. Photo by Donna Russell, July 2016.