1866 Map of Proposed Railroads
The key to all those different red lines is
here.
Concord Baptist Church
For a list of who's buried in the Concord
Cemetery, go
here.
Description of this building's dedication, here.
| "Last week seven full blooded Indians were in the Concord neighborhood and gave out that they were hunting roots and herbs, but the general opinion is that they were hunting a buried treasure and are the parties who have been digging for treasure in this section for the past year. Their method of traveling was remarked for its peculiarity, going in single file and avoiding the roads and cutting across fields to any point they desire to travel." from the Warsaw Independent, June 16, 1906 |
Oakland Baptist Church, 1965
There's a history of the Oakland Baptist Church here
Cow Branch School, off Hance Road
who's in the photo, here.
Holton Home on Park Ridge Road
Overlooking the Ohio above Warsaw
The Log Cabin on US 42
left, 1942; right, 1931
Up River from Warsaw
Used through the cooperation of the
University of Louisville Photographic Archives
Same scene as above, much earlier.
The Ky Post's Story on the opening of US 42 in October of 1937
noted this "beautiful scenery" in the knobs "east of Warsaw."
Furnish's Truck Stop
East of Warsaw on US 42
Steeles Creek School, 1924
Haarman's Motel and Lake, on US 42
Boat with issues, 1964 at Craig's Creek
Dan's Restaurant and Boat Dock
The News from Steeles Bottom, 1879, here.
One Room School, Eagle Tunnel, 1900
Ewbank's Store, Brashear
Brashear!
Thomas Mylor's Store in Gex
The Gex School in the aftermath of the 1937 flood.
It was just east
of the Gallatin Steel location. The house to the left is ill standing.
The Walnut Valley Baseball Team
Key to who's in the picture, here.
Thanks to Terry Combs Caldwell and Virgie Sanders for this
one!
History of Drury Chapel Methodist Church from 1964 is here.
1913 Flood Scenes at Patriot, Indiana