
Assembly Building, Falmouth
Highway Department Building, c. 1927
The Methodist Church, and the Applegate Block, Falmouth, 1916
The Methodist Church, South, Falmouth
left, 1914
Falmouth Baptist Church, 1940
A few words about the history of Falmouth Baptist are
here.
Thanks to Cheryl York for a much more detailed look at Falmouth Baptist, here.
St. Frances Xavier Catholic Church, c. 1950
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| The caption says this is the Masonic Temple, and it was, but you more likely know it as Houchen's Clothes and Shoes, operating in this location from 1939 to 1997. Used by the KKK and the Odd Fellows as well as the Masons. The third floor was added in 1873; the original building is from 1873. This image is from c. 1910. |
Shelby
Avenue, Looking West, Falmouth
Aerial View of Falmouth
Falmouth Street Scene
Shelby Avenue, Looking West from Main
Old and New High Schools,
Falmouth
left,
1913,
right, 1925
left: to Mrs. Maggie Weber, R. #1, Mentor, KY
Hello Babe! I got here all O.K. & am knocking
the black out of everything so far. I hope you
got home safe & sound. Joe
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1968 was the year of the last graduating class from Falmouth High School
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Shelby Avenue, Looking West, Falmouth
left, looking north on Main
Street
right, looking south on Main Street
Falmouth Post Office, 1941
Shelby Avenue, Looking West from
Main, Falmouth
Scenes of the April 23, 1968 Falmouth Tornado
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| From Covington's The Ticket, on May 8, 1877, we learn that in Falmouth, "Sneak thieves carried off about forty dollars' worth of underwear left to soak in a tub in Mr. Herold's yard, on Pike street, last night; also a half dozen chickens." |
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The story of the 1887 lynching of William Jackson, here.
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William Jennings Bryan comes to Falmouth, here.
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The Rev. Paul Ryan's History of
St. Francis Xavier is here,
his account
of the Immaculate Conception Mission at Stepstone is
here, and notes
on the St. John's Mission at Dividing Ridge is
here.
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