Editing Greenville, Kentucky (section)

===Thistle Cottage===
[[File:Greenville KY Duncan Cultural Center.jpg|thumb|right|Thistle Cottage in Greenville, Kentucky]]
Thistle Cottage, formerly the Duncan Cultural Center, occupies the former home of William Graham Duncan on Cherry Street in Greenville. Constructed in 1912, the home was donated to the city of Greenville by Hamilton Richardson Duncan Sr., the last of the Duncan family to reside there, in 1986. It became the Duncan Cultural Center a year later but did not open to the public until 1989. The house became a part of Muhlenberg County Public Libraries in 2013, at which time the name reverted to Thistle Cottage, as the home was originally christened by builder William G. Duncan.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.mcplib.org/thistlecottage|title=About Thistle Cottage|website=mcplib.org|access-date=13 April 2017}}</ref>

Today, the Center displays a number of artifacts related to the history and culture of [[Muhlenberg County, Kentucky|Muhlenberg County]], including a coal museum. It is also available for rent to host parties and other special events.