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Christmas in Columbia from the ads Dec 1927


2015-12-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo from the collection of Mike Watson, Adair County historian.

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Frances Salyers: The reason we celebrate


2015-12-25 - Casey Creek, KY - Photo by Frances Salyers. Daril and I and our precious Hank want everyone to remember the reason we celebrate: it is Jesus birthday. Happy Birthday JESUS. Frances, Daril, & Hank

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Christmas 2015: Landmark in transition, a moment in art


2015-12-25 - Green River House, 100 block S Main, Greensburg, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
The Green River House is a property in transition, with plans for a 10 room hotel, a 75 seat restaurnat, and a Tavern. It's in one of the two precincts in Greensburg where alcoholic beverages are legal now. The building is owned by Col. Bill & Justine Landrum, Mimi Moore, and of Stonehammer Properties, LLC. Maybe most are anxious for the building's promise, this is Greensburg, where visual arts are a major attraction. Yesterday, on Christmas Eve, it offered a fascinating study in what was and what is, what is real and what is real only in suggested imaginings. The lower windows are - it takes a second guess - art. The two doors on the right are real, and we think the left one is, too. The number "1001" at the bottom of the door is not a number at all - it's a reflection from the Woodson Lewis Building across the street on South Main. On Christmas Eve, Greensburg was very, very busy. It was probably not due just to the eye candy, though there's plenty of that, but also to the Downtown's reputation as a destination a wide array of eateries - at least 10 to a dozen within walking distance of any downtown parking place. - EW


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Pinewood Shopping Center: South Central Designs rendering


2015-12-25 - Holladay Place, Columbia, KY - Photo Design by Benton Fudge, South Central Designs.
Another rendering of the Pinewood Shopping Center, projected for a 2016 opening in Holladay Place, new Columbia Walmart, by Columbia Designer Benton Fudge. Developers & Marketing agents, Mike & Mike - Mike Stephens and Mike Neal said the center will accommodate any ratio of retail/office clients. Mr. Stephens - Adair County CJE Stephens - said that among the big name retailers they will pursue would be T.J. Maxx.


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Birds of Kentucky: Sandhill Cranes at Barren River State Park


2015-12-25 - Barren River Lake State Resort Park,1149 State Park Road, Lucas, KY - Photo Commonwealth News Center, Frankfort, KY.
Sandhill Cranes in Flight over Barren River State Park. Barren River Lake State Resort Park,1149 State Park Road, Lucas, KY 42156, is offering its Nature Watch Weekends to view sandhill cranes as they migrate home to the north in January and February. from Gil Lawson, Commonwealth News Center


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White Christmas, 2015, Snowbird Ski area outside Salt Lake City


2015-12-25 - Snowbird Ski area, near Salt Lake City, Utah - Photo by George Kolbenschlag.
This should help Columbia appreciate it's like-temperate Christmas. This is from my son's time share at Snowbird Ski area outside Salt Lake City, taken while we were there this week. We will be back in the temperate climate in Columbia for Christmas. - George Kolbenschlag. Paired photo. See also - Christmas 2015: Mormon Temple, Salt Lake City


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Christmas 2015: Mormon Temple, Salt Lake City


2015-12-25 - Salt Lake City, Utah - Photo by George Kolbenschlag.
George Kolbenschlag sent this photo of Christmas season 2015 from Salt Lake City, taken Christmas Christmas Eve, of The Mormon Temple, Temple Square, Salt Lake City, beautifully reflect on the pavement on a rainy Christmas Eve. Paired photo. See also - A White Christmas, 2015, Snowbird Ski area outside Salt Lake City


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