Vaudeville Show in Columbia, 1914, sponsored by Woodmen of the World
2020-11-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Mike Watson
An advertisement for the first week of June, 1914, saw a theatrical troupe pull into Columbia. The Revere-Jackson Show, with fourteen vaudeville artists, set up shop--or rather, tents--to exhibit for a full week.
Note: the original ad was one tall column. We've modified the formatting to make it easier to view on CM. Comments | Permalink
2020-11-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Mike Watson
An advertisement for the first week of June, 1914, saw a theatrical troupe pull into Columbia. The Revere-Jackson Show, with fourteen vaudeville artists, set up shop--or rather, tents--to exhibit for a full week.
Note: the original ad was one tall column. We've modified the formatting to make it easier to view on CM. Comments | Permalink
Early morning in the Smokies
2020-11-16 - Tennessee - Photo by Sheila Grant Neat
Photographer Sheila Grant Neat documented the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains on a fall trip through eastern Tennessee. This majestic view would make a perfect postcard. Comments | Permalink
2020-11-16 - Tennessee - Photo by Sheila Grant Neat
Photographer Sheila Grant Neat documented the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains on a fall trip through eastern Tennessee. This majestic view would make a perfect postcard. Comments | Permalink
Donnie Rowe retires from 31 years at City of Columbia
2020-11-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Columbia Magazine archives by Ed Waggener
Mayor Pam Hoots, City Clerk Rhonda Loy and the staff asks everyone to join them in congratulating Donnie Rowe on his retirement from the City of Columbia. Donnie has been employed since March of 1989, giving 31 years and 7 months of service to the City of Columbia. He undoubtedly possesses more knowledge of our local street system, sidewalks and tiles than anyone around. Columbia thanks Donnie for his commitment to our community and wishes him and his family all the best. Comments | Permalink
2020-11-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Columbia Magazine archives by Ed Waggener
Mayor Pam Hoots, City Clerk Rhonda Loy and the staff asks everyone to join them in congratulating Donnie Rowe on his retirement from the City of Columbia. Donnie has been employed since March of 1989, giving 31 years and 7 months of service to the City of Columbia. He undoubtedly possesses more knowledge of our local street system, sidewalks and tiles than anyone around. Columbia thanks Donnie for his commitment to our community and wishes him and his family all the best. Comments | Permalink
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