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from 9-27-1907 Falmouth Outlook: "We present here a picture of the Little Iron Bridge, over High Street at Shelby, which is the main entrance to “Egypt” and “Mt. Sinai.” It is also a very popular place on mid-summer evenings for lovers to seek its recluse, and, in the soft, mellow moonlight, 'talk matters over.'” |
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| North End of the County Bridge, Falmouth |
Horse Shoe Curve, Oetzel Hill,
Dixie Highway, 2 miles west of Falmouth, c. 1925 |
Licking
Valley Looking South from View Point, Near Falmouth |

Dixie Highway, Oetzel Hill, West of Falmouth, 1926
Miss Emma DeWalt, Tiffin, Ohio, Dear Emma, This is the fifth shower we have been in, and
it's still raining. We are staying in Falmouth
tonight. Wouldn't want to live in this part of
Kentucky. Beulah.
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| New
Iron and Concrete Bridge, Falmouth |
Before and After |
Main Falmouth Bridge, |
The State Highway Department published these pictures of
the New Bridge in 1928.
Note the ferry in the "before" shot on the left.
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Lovers Lane, Falmouth, 1909 ("..Days perfect
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County Bridge, Falmouth |
The Covington -Falmouth |
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The 1915-1919 report on Pendleton County Roads, here.
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