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Query: Wants information on the Greyhound Bus in Columbia, KY William Jenkins writes: I know that the Greyhound Bus Lines had routes to Louisville when I was growing up. Henry Morgan ran the route more than once each day. Don't know when that ended or maybe it hasn't.Thanks. There haven't been enough reminders about this wonderful service now gone a few decades into history. Maybe some readers will be able to pinpoint the times. I hope so. Your letter does remind us that the Hershel Baker and Elizabeth Jones House remains perhaps the most beautifu one in the county, at least since the Ernest and Bess Flowers House, just north of Zion was razed. Would love to have photos. -Ed Waggener This story was posted on 2011-02-16 16:25:29
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