Depot, Corinth, Kentucky, 1909
Corinth, 1910
Corinth, 1909
Public School and Dormitory, 1910
Corinth Christian Church
Corinth, 1910
The tracks have since been moved several hundred feet away from
US 25.
Grant Co News editor visits Corinth in 1911, here.
Corinth Wins State Basketball Title, 1930, here.
Everything you ever wanted to know about
the 1930 Corinth Braves is in
Hazel Ogden's 50th Anniversary Booklet about the team. It's a large
pdf,
that you can read by clicking
here.
The 1929 team was pretty good, too:
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"A post-office by the name of Corinth has been established in Grant county - D. W. Williams, postmaster. This office is on the Covington Pike, between Stonewall and Gouge's." Covington Journal, 11-7-1868 |
Alice Longworth Roosevelt Comes Thru Corinth
on her honeymoon?
(That's her wedding picture on the right. Looks like her to me)
Lancaster's Livery Stable, Corinth, 1901
Dr. W. H. Daugherty
President, Corinth Deposit Bank
A little background on the bank is here.
from the Farmers Bank of Corinth, 1911
Frank B. Craig, Cashier
3% on Savings
Camp Stevenson, Corinth
The Fairview Hotel and Stockyards, 1917
Corey Alexander ran the hotel, H. R. Simmons owned the house on the left, and
that's Earl True's place on the right.
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According to the Lexington Herald-Leader (June 30, 1990), Corinth is the only town in Kentucky that covers parts of three counties - Grant, Scott and Harrison. |
Report of the 1898 Fire in Corinth, here.
Fox Hunt in Corinth, read about it here.
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In 1953, there was published a directory of everyone who had ever graduated from the Corinth High School from 1918 - 1953. It's here. I note that while alumni range from Ypsilanti, Michigan, to Florida, to Long Island, to San Francisco, as well as Covington, Newport, Cynthiana, and lots of other places, there is only one - 1 - graduate they didn't know the whereabouts of. Hundreds of grads, and the community was tight enough that they knew how to contact, regardless of time or distance, every last one of the grads, save one. What the hell ever happened to America? |
