Carrollton & Prestonville Bridge Over
The Kentucky River
left, Mouth of the Kentucky River, 1909
right, Kentucky River Bridge, c. 1910
Kentucky River Bridge, Carrollton
Toll Bridge, Carrollton, Kentucky
Thanks to Bill Davis for the image!
Tollgate on the bridge
Kentucky River Scene
Scene on the Kentucky River, Carrollton
from the back of the postcard: "These towers or tanks you
see on
either side of the river mark the location of two famous distilleries,
the "Old Darling" on the right, "Richland" on the
left.
One now torn down and the other sold for a song."
The Mouth of the Kentucky River, Carrollton, both, all c. 1908
Mouth of the Kentucky, 1915
looking southerly
Up the Kentucky River from Lock #1
published by Ford Drug Co., Carrollton, c. 1910
Kentucky River Scene, Carrollton, 1906
An Overview of Kentucky River Locks and Dams, here.
left, The Coal Fleet in the Kentucky River, circa
1935
right, Carrollton Coal Co's Fleet on the
Kentucky River
Mouth of the Picturesque Kentucky River
Kentucky River Scene, Carrollton
Kentucky River Scene
(May not be Carroll County, but this was a
typical way of getting your logs to market)
Scene Below Carrollton,
Kentucky Bridge over the Little Kentucky River
left, circa 1910; right, circa 1932
| "The timbers are now ready for the foundations of the Little Kentucky bridge. The superstructure, which is to be entirely of wrought iron, is being manufactured by Messrs. Barbaroux & Co. of Louisville, and will soon be ready." from the Carrollton Democrat, October 22, 1870 |
Little Kentucky River Valley. 1932
