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Revisit Knifley 2018 a time to share memories like this



2018-08-15 - Northern Adair County, Knifley, KY - Photo from Donald Knifley\\\'s photo collection.
Revisit Knifley 2018 is coming up soon (click the link below for details). This is a picture of Main Street in Knifley, KY, , looking east, taken mid-1950s to early 1960s, before the town was torn down and moved when the Corps of Engineers took out the old town to make way for Green River Lake. On the right, the Texaco gas pump is in front of the Luke and Marie Knifley Restaurant. On right is the two story Knifley Post Office, unidentified metal sided building, the KY 551 from Columbia, then the brick building which housed the Jack Hovious Store, then a vacant lot is where the barber shop was, then the L.R. Chelf Store. This side of the post office would be where the Leon Christie Store was located. This photo, taken by Bro. Wolgemuth, was the inspiration for a painting now owned by Louise Spires. Revisit Knifley is coming up Saturday, September 8, 2018.


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