LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville architectural firm displays the original blueprints of the iconic Churchill Downs Twin Spires on Wednesday. Luckett and Farley brought out the blueprints for one day only.

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Luckett & Farley showed off original blueprints of the iconic Twin Spires, which was designed by the firm in 1894.

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