Key to the City presented to Professor Marco Sioli
2024-06-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Phil Hanna
Mayor Pam Hoots presented this key to the City of Columbia to Marco Sioli, a professor of American history from Italy, on his return visit to Columbia in 2024. Comments | Permalink
2024-06-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Phil Hanna
Mayor Pam Hoots presented this key to the City of Columbia to Marco Sioli, a professor of American history from Italy, on his return visit to Columbia in 2024. Comments | Permalink
Adair Co. hospitality on display
2024-06-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Phil Hanna
Phil Hanna writes, "I want to thank all the people who helped make this visit a success, including Mary Anne Loy, Susan Loy and Susan Upchurch, for preparing the lunch at the Trabue House, with freshly made pimento and benedictine cheese sandwiches, lima bean salad, tables elegantly set, and a stunningly beautiful bowl of ice cream and berries." Comments | Permalink
2024-06-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Phil Hanna
Phil Hanna writes, "I want to thank all the people who helped make this visit a success, including Mary Anne Loy, Susan Loy and Susan Upchurch, for preparing the lunch at the Trabue House, with freshly made pimento and benedictine cheese sandwiches, lima bean salad, tables elegantly set, and a stunningly beautiful bowl of ice cream and berries." Comments | Permalink
Marco Sioli at Anderson Cemetery, May 29, 2024
2024-06-14 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Phil Hanna
Twenty-five years after his February 1999 visit to Columbia, Marco Sioli, a professor of American history from Italy, returned to Columbia. Phil says, "I think his experiences of Green and Adair County were, in some ways, like the experiences of Daniel Trabue and John Muir as they travelled through Kentucky." Comments | Permalink
2024-06-14 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Phil Hanna
Twenty-five years after his February 1999 visit to Columbia, Marco Sioli, a professor of American history from Italy, returned to Columbia. Phil says, "I think his experiences of Green and Adair County were, in some ways, like the experiences of Daniel Trabue and John Muir as they travelled through Kentucky." Comments | Permalink
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