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About Life Saving Station #10
Life Saving Station #10, also known as the Mayor Andrew Broaddus, is a National History Landmark and the only remaining inland Life-Saving Station in the United States. Built in 1929 with a steel hull, this historic vessel is visible today at the foot of Fourth Street in Louisville. It serves as the wharfboat for the Belle of Louisville and functions as the Belle of Louisville Riverboats Ticket Office.
On the coast
Serving Louisville, KY
Life Saving Station #10, also known as the Mayor Andrew Broaddus, is a National History Landmark and the only remaining inland Life-Saving Station in the United States. Built in 1929 with a steel hull, this historic vessel is visible today at the foot of Fourth Street in Louisville. It serves as the wharfboat for the Belle of Louisville and functions as the Belle of Louisville Riverboats Ticket Office.