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Dave Mason with Larry Dudley, E.H. Lepiarczyk II


2013-02-27 - 505 Deaderick Street, Nashville, TN - Photo by member Dave Mason staff. Arts in Nashville, TN - The photograph was made February 23, 2013, in the War Memorial Auditorium, Tennessee Performing Arts Center, Nashville, TN. The photograph was made by a staff member of Mr. Dave Mason. Featured in the accompanying photograph are, from left: Dave Mason, and Columbia, Kentuckians Larry Dudley, and Erwin Lepiarczyk. - Erwin Heinrich Lepiarczyk II

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Epicurean Kentuckian: Roasted Zucchini Salad


2013-02-27 - Photo by Pen. Salad is not usually on top of winter menus, but adding warm vegetables can be just the ticket. Garlic and olive oil turn zucchini into welcoming comfort food, and sauteing with red pepper and oregano, they make for hearty and healthy fare on top of any fresh greens. Salty Feta cheese plays really well with the sweet sauteed red peppers.

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18th Century Longhunters visit Col. Wm. Casey


2013-02-27 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Angie Hixson.
18th Century Longhunters visit Col. Wm. Casey Ken Hill and his son Jake dressed as 18th century Longhunters and talked to Mrs. Angie Hixson’s 2nd grade class Monday, February 25, 2013, during their social studies class. Jake is in Mrs. Angie’s class and they have been studying about people of long ago. -Angie Hixson


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Where Is It? Mystery Picture: Adair Sales, ca 1928-29


2013-02-27 - 103-105 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY. - Photo from from Hilda Joyce Willis Jenkins, Bowling Green, KY & the collection of Chuck Christiansen .
The late F.X. Merkely, on the left in the photo above, with his partner (whose name Mr. Christianson did not know, on the right. From the Ford on the left, Mr. Christianson dates the time ca 1928-1929. And he remarks that the showroom was 'green' well before that was a national effort, with the single bulb hanging from the ceiling, with its long on/off cord suspended, too. Mr. F.X. Merkley was the father of Pat Merkley, Mr. Christianson's late wife. After Mr. F.X. Merkley sold his interest in Adair Sales to his brother Louis, he operated Columbia's Rialto Theatre, Columbia's sole picture show for many decades.Following below is the cutline used in the Mystery Photo Puzzler:
We'll wait until after 10amCT 6pmCT to post the fascinating information a reader sent - along with some questions - about this photo. In the meantime, the Mystery Picture fans are asked to send us the Street & Number and the town of the current location. A hint: it's in the center of the universe in the 7 county CM primary coverage area including Taylor, Russell, Metcalfe, Green, Cumberland, Casey, and Adair Counties, KY. Later today, but no earlier than 10amCT, we'll post the information which goes with it. And, to level the playing field, we don't know anyway in the world Ofc. Josh Brockman of the Columbia Police Department can use his detective skills to track down my whereabouts or anybody else's to pinpoint the location, though, ironically, there is a clue in that message for everybody. Laying on Al Jolsons side, as the late Steve Aaron was wont to say, we aren't expecting the real answer anytime soon. Use the Comments button with the photo to send guesses. - ED WAGGENER


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New Hope Separate Baptist Church Spires - on two buildings


2013-02-26 - 10671 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. The picture puzzle: "Where is this Not Churchill Downs twin spires scene?" was taken from the New Hope Separate Baptist Church's two churches, on either side of New Hope Cemetery Road, both fronting on Liberty Road. The paired picture can be seen at Where is this Not Churchill Downs twin spires scene?. The first person to recognize the scene was Bryan Rich.

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New Hope Separate Baptist Church Spires - old and new


2013-02-26 - 10671 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. This is the photo from which the photo puzzle, Where is this Not Churchill Downs twin spires scene?.

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L.R. Chelf Motor Co., Knifley, KY


2013-02-26 - Knifley, KY - Photo from the collection of Mike Watson.
Adair County Historian Mike Watson shared this 1922 L.R. Chelf, Knifley KY, ad for the McCormick-Deering line.


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