St. Joseph, in the Hills, c 1950
Camp Springs, Kentucky
Camp Springs Fire Department
The Exploding of the Moselle was one of the worst ever steamboat
disasters.
You can read the full story, here.
St. John's Rally Day, 1915
Probably in 1929, Campbell
County Judge William C. Buten, who
was running for re-election, distributed
a set of 16 postcards in a folder, below,
designed to show, pictorially, the
accomplishments of his prior
term. While the original is one piece,
you can click on individual images to get
larger images.
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Camp Springs |
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from the Kentucky Journal, of October 18, 1900: |
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A graphaphone concert and festival will be given Saturday evening, October 10, at Uthe's Hall for the benefit of the Tug-Fork School. Two hours of enjoyment will be furnished by that wonderful instrument which reproduces the songs of noted singers, popular selections by famous bands and comic recitations by well known comedians. |
The Ranch House, 1954
US 27, 17 Miles South of Cincinnati
Ultra Modern - Air Conditioned
Electric - Gas heat - Television - Tasty Food
Valley View Motel
Free Fishing for Guests
20 Miles south of Cincinnati on US 27
The 7 Mile House, on Licking Pike, run by the Kennewec family
Thanks to Ken Chambers for these.
St Johns Catholic Church & Parsonage,
John's Hill
(not to be confused with an old St. John's Evangelical Church on
Pooles Creek)
Rev. Paul Ryan's History of St. John's from 1954 is here.
Steamboat Lancaster disaster, 1855 near Steptoe,
here.
(Steptoe is near the present day Mentor)
Dam #35, near Oneonta
left, Carthage Road - New Richmond Ferry
right, New Richmond from Campbell Co.
The first Drees Home is this house in Wilder
Aerial View of Wilder, 1981
The birthplace of Civil War General and
US President Ulysses S.
Grant is across the Ohio River from Mentor, in Point Pleasant, Ohio
Paul Deisel, Carthage, Kentucky
(If you can shed any light on who, what or
where on this one, please email me, here.)
YMCA Camp Meacham, Mentor
Aerial View of Mentor, circa 1910
left, Taylor H. Berry Farm,
Indian Spring
right, Lemuel T. Pyle Farm, Indian Spring
The Steamer Magnolia's boiler exploded
on March 18, 1868 near California, Kentucky.
Nearly 70 people lost their lives.
Twelve Mile First Baptist Church, in flood
St. Peter & Paul
Map of California, 1883
list of businesses in California in 1883, here.
US Gen Web has a history of the Flagg Spring Baptist Church, here.
