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Summersville, KY 1890: The Louisville & Nashville Turnpike 2013-02-17 - Summersville, Green Co., KY - Photo from collection of Larry Smith. The buggy on the right is about to make a turn onto the Louisville & Nashville Turnpike, now known as Hodgenville Road, in Downtown Summersville, KY, leaving today's KY 323. The old Farmers' Bank is the two story brick building on the right, and the two story white building which also still stands, was the original Holmon Lewis Gen. Mdse. building. Summersville remains the only town in America where both Larry Smith, Operations Manager of FM 99.9 The Big Dawg, and Leon Lewis, owner of Jeffries Hardware in Columbia, KY, both grew up, the only Green County Community ever to have a drive-in theater - and it's still in operation; and maybe the only Green County Community with it's own college center, at Jacob Grove Baptist Church. \ Read More... | Permalink | Comments? Tweet

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