You may know it as the Belle of Louisville Riverboats Ticket Office, but you probably didn’t know the Mayor Andrew Broaddus, also known as Life Saving Station #10, is also a National Historic Landmark with a history all its own. For nearly a century, the vessel has served many purposes. It started out as a life-saving station, the third facility on the same site since 1881. Afterward, it became a U.S. Coast Guard group headquarters and inspection station. Finally, it served as a river police facility before becoming the wharf vessel and ticket office for the Belle of Louisville. Today she is the only remaining inland Life-Saving Station in the United States – truly a one-of-a-kind reminder of the importance of the Life-Saving Service and a testament to the many heroic men and women who served on her.