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Mike Watson: Restoration in Action--Volunteers Needed By Mike Watson One of the historic buildings of Adair County is in need of some tender loving care. A bit of cosmetic work will be applied to the old Flat Woods School building on September 21, 2019. The effort began with Sammy Hughes and Rodney White and their desire to see this former Rosenwald School building preserved for future generations. Mr. Hughes, who is a teacher in the Adair County School system, was a student at Flat Woods and, therefore, has a special interest. Mr. White has studied the Rosenwald buildings and sees a need to preserve one of the best examples in Kentucky and one of the best in the nation, and the only one left in Adair County. Saturday, September 21st has been designated as a community work day and the Flat Woods School is one of the most important spots for the action to take place. The Columbia Christian Church's Band of Brothers organization is spear heading the work on the building that day. On that Saturday, volunteers will assemble at the school with work beginning at 7amCT, and will continue until the work is finished, with a mid-day meal furnished. The Band of Brothers will orchestrate the work and all volunteers are asked to come prepared to jump right in. Cleaning supplies are needed, including but not limited to cleaner, rags, etc. If you can, come out that day. Donation of materials will be greatly appreciated as well as monetary donations. Bobby Morrison, of the Band of Brothers, says: "All people are invited to come, come one--come all." This story was posted on 2019-09-10 05:54:56
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Of Rainmakers and Pioneers June 1969--50 Years Ago This Month Watson says put history up front in Tour 120 this weekend Adair County Teachers, 1939 History Bite: Pollard's Chapel Remarkable Memories--Bible Verses Memorized A Wild Onion Tale...or a Rite of Spring... Beware, there is a slitherer in here... The Libraries of Columbia and Adair County Historian Mike Watson to speak at ACPL Monday, 4 March 2019 View even more articles in topic Mike Watson - History |
 
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