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2016 Re-visit Knifley: Randy Quinn's Miniature Olde Towne 2016-09-11 - Old Knifley Grade Center, 12190 Knifley Road, Knifley, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c). A featured exhibit this year again: The Along Knifley's Main Street, the miniatures include, lower left and to top: House now remembered as the Hallie Knifley house; it was the home of our Chelf grandparents; the next building, with the diamond skylights, was the L.R. Chelf store, later owned by Hallie Knifley, later by Marshall Chelf, and now lives on as Baker's Store in another location. Then the red two story building - it was the Booth Hovious Bank; then the Jack Hovious' Store; across the four way, the little red structure was the Wheeler Building; and the two story gray structure was the post office building. In the upper corner the small building was Hatfield Restaurant The far end of the miniature village includes Knifley High School, and across the road, the Babe Hovious House (still standing on Re-Visit Knifley DayI, more magnificent than ever) Continuing clockwise on the main street, the large blue building, on the far right, was the skating rink, later Southern States in Knifley; continuing across the Clementsville Road, to the right, the Halcomb Building, then the Ida Bailey home; and, in the lower right, the Murrie Knifley Home. - Ed Waggener Click Read More Accesses the schedule this year and many more photo from Revisit Knifley 2016. Read More... | Permalink | Comments?

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