The landmark sits on the park's Scenic Loop.

The goal is to receive $100,000 pledges by Oct. 15. Thus far, more than $32,000 has been pledged.

During the coronavirus pandemic, Louisville park usage has "increased dramatically" according to park officials, leading to more trash being left behind by visitors.  

If the $13.4 million sale goes through, 70 homes could be built on the property that borders Cherokee Park in the Cherokee-Seneca area.