Hopkinsville, Kentucky: King Arthur's Round Table - Literary Park
Literary landmarks, including the famous Table and the Sword in a Stone, can be found throughout this park.
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Round Table and Sword in Stone
Really neat replicas. It's fun to try the sword and visit the ancient Greek amphitheater. Pretty cool.
[Kim Y., 12/04/2015]Go in the daytime for safety reasons. I work at the college. People have broken the sword from the stone several times, spray painted the table. It's a constant battle for the groundskeeper to try to keep the park looking nice. It's unfortunate -- it really is a neat place.
[Mg, 10/14/2014]King Arthur's Round Table - Literary Park
The hard part was getting the sword back into the rock.
[Darren And Donna, 09/10/2014]King Arthur's Round Table - Literary Park
It appears as if they are not only working on the entrance to the park, but adding something to it. The existing sculptures could use a good leaf-blowing, but the park otherwise looks fine.
[Craig S. Thom, 09/16/2012]Park is in disrepair. Cannot tell if things are being torn down or fixed up.
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King Arthur's Round Table - Literary Park
University of Kentucky Community College
- Address:
- N. Elm St., Hopkinsville, KY
- Directions:
- In Round Table Literary Park at University of Kentucky Community College. North of town on US Hwy 41, left at Talbert Drive, left on Elm St. The Park is on the right.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Ah, yes... just like that dark period in Camelot.