Clark's Store, Demossville
| The man with the blue dot is Walter Clark, longtime Demossville Station Agent. The man with the red dot is L & N Conductor C. C. Regan. These folks are waiting on Train 38, a local to Cincinnati, in the summer of 1909. |
The Demossville L & N Depot
Demossville, 1883
The Kentucky Highway Department published these pictures of Grassy Creek in its 1927 Report.
Dangerous Women in Demossville? More here.
Civil War comes to Demossville - read it here.
| “We learn that a locality on Grassy Creek, in Pendleton county, has been severely afflicted. About two weeks ago the cholera and flux broke out simultaneously in a malignant form. In a short time from forty to fifty deaths, or about one-third of the entire population of the neighborhood, had died of one or the other of these diseases. At last account the sickness still prevailed, but with some abatement of its virulence.” From the Covington Journal, August 23, 1851. |
Demossville Fire, in 1876. Read about it, here.
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