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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Things in the middle of the road
 2011-11-26 - 500 Greensburg Street from Wall Street intersection, Columbia, KY - Photo CM. Late afternoon view of the Courthouse Clocktower: Roughly based on a black and white by a Central Kentucky News photographer, maybe the great James Cravens himself, ca 1965.
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Favorite Old Postcard: Russell Co. Academy - 1911
 2011-11-26 - Russell Springs, KY - Photo from collection of Larry Smith. Larry Smith found this old postcard in his collection. And what a great discovery. If the building were still standing, it would be a major architectural tourist attraction. Larry, and we sure CM readers, would like to know more about it. According to the 1911 Reports of County School Superintendents, the Russell Springs Academy building was purchased for common school purpose in 1911. The account describes the building as an eight-room building and states that it was located at "Russellville Springs." We've never heard of the one-time town of "Kimble" being known as "Russellville Springs," but maybe it was. The biennial report is free as an e-reader download at Google Books. It is "Biennial Report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction of Kentucky for the Two Years ending June 30, 1011, Ellsworth Regenstetine, Superintendent of Public Instruction. Frankfort, Ky, Kentucky State Journal Pub. Co., 1911."
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Adair Courthouse: Place for greater recognition of veterans
 2011-11-26 - 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Home of Sgt. Dakota Meyer sign installation still in progress should mark the turn point in care for Veterans' artifacts at the Historic Adair County Courthouse, shown, above, framed by antique lamps. More than a few people have noted the neglect of important artifacts of the county's tradition of military service, most notably, a decades long neglect of the World War II Veterans Honor Board. Fortunately, the Adair Heritage Association is now addressing the situation, though they bear no more responsibility than each of those who have been, rightfully critical. Perhaps the courthouse itself will become a component - maybe the central one - a Veterans' Park itself. -EW
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Favorite Old Postcard: 4th Street in Louisville
 2011-11-26 - Louisville, KY - Photo from collection of Larry Smith. Larry Smith writes:This is a picture of 4th street in the late 20's or very early 30's. I worked at 4th and York Street in the 80's at WLRS FM 102.3 in Louisville, then to 840am WHAS. -LARRY SMITH, FM 92.7 The WAVE Radio Station.
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