| Thanks to Greg Justice for his kind permission to allow us to use these images, a great many of which originally appeared on his Facebook Page Old Falmouth Pictures. |
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| Robbins Ave. and Beech St. looking toward Shelby St., up to Chapel St., curving around the ball field. |
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| A page from the Falmouth Outlook, May 3, 1968 |
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| Falmouth Pilgrim Holiness Church |
The Highway department magnet |
Mennonites came to help |
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| Waterworks | A list of those left homeless | A.M.E. Church |
A UPI wire service photo of the 1968 tornado
The story that ran with it is here.
| Two tornado coverage stories from the May 3, 1968 Falmouth Outlook | Warren Shonert's column. | Cows impaled with tobacco sticks | Notes from around the county. |
| The Enquirer ran a follow-up story in October of 1968. | |||
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| From a New Year's Day Tornado in 1948 |
“Tornado at Falmouth, Ky. -- A terrible tornado passed over Falmouth on the Kentucky Central railroad on Friday evening. It was of so tempestuous and violent a character as to cause the unroofing of several houses, among them being the Catholic church.” Evansville (Ind) Daily Journal, April 24, 1860 |
Six mile wide “hurricane” strikes near Falmouth in 1828.
