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(Sponsored) 1st Anniversary Wish to Earl Jr.,& Naomi Nuss Kitts


2011-07-28 - Columbia, kY - Photo by Kevin and Jolene Nuss.
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To Earl, Jr. and Naomi Nuss Kitts: "Seeing how happy the two of you are together makes it a joy to wish you a Happy 1st Anniversary for July 23rd! May your love continue to grow as you share your lives together. We are so proud of you and we love you both so much. Love, Your Momma & Daddy


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Water lily


2011-07-27 - E. 80, Columbia, KY - Photo by Kristy Keene.
Kristy Keene captured this beautiful water lily bloom in a pond at her mother in law's place on East 80, Columbia, KY. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Russell Co. Bookmobile ca 1950s


2011-07-27 - Russell Co., KY - Photo From the Collection of Larry Smith.
Larry Smith shares this old photo from his huge collection: This one is a bookmobile scene in Russell County in what he believes to have been the 1950s. He doesn't know any of the people in the picture and hasn't found out where it was taken. He has learned that the bookmobile librarian was one of the most respected people, ever, in Russell County, Elizabeth Phelps a member of one of Russell Counties most distinguished families. The bookmobile van body appears to be on an International chassis. From the looks of the well dressed patrons and the stair stepped ages, one would think this would be one of the more educated areas for its day. (It's a problem for "Jim," we guess).


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Russell County Courthouse, Jamestown, KY, ca 1952


2011-07-27 - Jamestown, KY - Photo from collection of Larry Smith. The Beautiful Old Russell County Courthouse which was located on the site of the current one, as it looked in around 1951-1952. Comments and additional information is encouraged.

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Daytrip with granddad before school starts


2011-07-27 - Sulphur Well, Metcalfe Co., KY - Photo submitted by Cathy Moss.
Day Trip to Sulphur WelI, KY." I thought I would share a photo from my parents Odell and Celystine Baker's, day trip yesterday, Tuesday, July 26, 2011, to Sulphur Well. Dad has been extremely ill the past few months with multiple stays in the hospital, but felt well enough to go on a lunch date with Mom and his two grand daughters, Keisha Moss and Erin Burris at the Lighthouse Restaurant in Sulphur Well, KY before schools starts. Erin will be leaving for Western Kentucky University in August and Keisha attends Adair County High School. Everyone had a great time. In the photo, dad sitting in between Erin, left and Keisha. Thanks, - Cathy Moss


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Cane Valley, KY post office


2011-07-27 - Cane Valley, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
Larry Smith photographed Cane Valley Postmaster Wanda Berry as she was casing the mail in the Cane Valley, KY, post office, with its historically significant fixtures. The shelving is from the 1800's post office which had been located across Cane Valley Road from the present post office. The Cane Valley Post Office is one of three Adair County on the U.S. Post Office's "hit list" for possible closing. The other two are at Gradyville and Breeding. If this were to happen, Adair County would have only one post office, at Columbia. Historian Mike Watson thinks the number of post offices in Adair Co., KY, over the years may have been as many as 80.


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MacGregor Scott's beautiful crop with big ears of corn


2011-07-27 - Gradyville, KY - Photo by Betsy Fausnaugh.
And these are some of the big, full ears of corn God's engineering feat - the strong stalk and the finger-like roots - has to support. It's been a great year for corn this year, according to everyone who has sampled the Ambrosia, Argent, Bodacious, and other sweet corn varieties at the Adair Farmer's Market or from roadside vendors this year.


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