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Old Nell & Son pop bottle found at Adair 911 Center



2011-10-17 - 107 N. High Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Justin Bailey.
I noticed the end of a bottle sticking out of the dirt at the Adair County 911 Center and I first thought it was a beer bottle. After I dug it out of the ground, I noticed that it had Nell & Son, Columbia, KY on it. The 911 center is located, at 107 N. High Street, where the old Ice House was located. I know from hearing stories that ice cold drinks were sold here. I have never heard of Nell & Son and I was wondering if any of the county historians could give me any information on this bottle and who may have made it. - JUSTIN BAILEY


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