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The Hot Brown Ranks Among the Mightiest American Sandwiches

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By Rich Warren
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By Rich Warren Published on April 29, 2026 At the height of the Roaring ’20s, hundreds of guests would assemble each weekend at The Brown Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, to dance into the wee hours. Whenever the band took a break, patrons would head to the hotel’s restaurant, J. Graham’s Cafe, for a bite.
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Kentucky's Hot Brown Turns 100 — Here's Where to Try the Iconic Dish in Louisville and Beyond Original

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By Rich Warren
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The Brown Hotel still serves the open-faced sandwich where it originated, along with a variety of spinoffs. By Rich Warren Published on April 25, 2026 Credit: Courtesy of The Brown Hotel Among the musts for any first-time visitor to Louisville are a visit to Churchill Downs, a tour of a bourbon distillery, and a meal with a Kentucky Hot Brown as its centerpiece.
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Remembering Harper Lee Through a Visit to Her Alabama Hometown

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By Rich Warren
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Thousands of visitors, including many from abroad, beat a path each year to the tiny town of Monroeville in southwest Alabama. And in 2026 there’s an even more compelling reason to visit — It’s the 100th birth anniversary of its most acclaimed native, Harper Lee, the author of To Kill a Mockingbird.
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