Proposed Railroad, 1866
You'll want the key to what all those red lines are. It's
here.
Howard Beeson's Rocking Chair Lodge
3 miles south of Florence, Kentucky on US 25
Lawrence and Maude Daugherty's store in Devon
Thanks to Les Daugherty for these. More info from Les is
here.
Loading Tobacco, Hamilton
Hamilton was originally named Landing in 1835, but was
changed to Hamilton after Joel Hamilton, one of the original
proprietors, on Feb. 17, 1846.
Harvesting Wheat in the North Bend Bottoms, 1937
An 1890 correspondent describes North Bend, here.
The site of the Village of North Bend, Ohio is
here.
(site of America's first train robbery!)
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left, Point Pleasant Christian Church |
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right, Point Pleasant Christian Dedication Scene |
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left, Southfork Church,
Berkshire, Kentucky
(Do we all remember "Berkshire, KY"? Click
here
for map)
right,
The old General Store is behind the cow on the left!
Southfork Church
These two are one building prior to the one above.
Promotional Postcard for the Midwestern Jamboree, 1940
Florence Overnite Park
actually in Devon
Devon Depot, September, 1911
(a Kentuckiana Virtual Library
image)
left,
US 42, looking southwest,
Duckhead, 1940
right, The Duckhead Inn, also around 1940
Taylorsport Baseball Team, 1920
Players names are here.
Taylorsport, 1883
Six pictures of the Hempfling House, near
Taylorsport, are at the
Library of Congress' site,
here.
An account of a fox hunt in Duckhead, 1897, here.
