L&N Extra Gang, English, Kentucky
W. R. Jones General Merchandise, English
Blacksmith Shop on Gilgal Road, English
Tokens from J. R. Green & Sons, English
Earlier Channel of the Kentucky River at English
More on earlier era geology is here.
L & N Foreman's House, English
Another L & N Section Gang, 1928
The L. & N. comes thru English, 1926
L & N wreck, going over the east fork of Mill Creek near
the Tomtown tunnel a few miles from English, 1914.
More on the train wreck is here.
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English is named after Capt. James Whorton English. He served in the War of 1812, and was the original owner of the land on which English now sits. |
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"The new Baptist Church at English was dedicated Sunday. The Rev. DeMent, of Louisville, gave a masterly address in the morning, and Rev. J. W. Waldrop of Owenton delivered a splendid sermon in the afternoon." from the Owenton News-Herald, October 10, 1907. |
