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Scenic Washington Co., KY: St. Rose Church
 2011-04-29 - Near Springfield, KY - Photo by Kenny Browning, the Feedman. 868 Loretto RD, Springfield, KYChurch on the Hill: "Located on KY 152 , near Springfield in Washington County, Kentucky. Have been taking photos of this church from time to time with none of them doing it justice. A beautiful day today and for a change took the camera with me while delivering feed. This one may be the Keeper!," writes Kenny Browning, the Feedman. "I knew that St. Rose was an old church, and was listed on the National Historic Site List, but like a lot of things that are in your backyard, you take them for granted. The existing church was built in 1854 with the older part incorporated into the new construction. I always wondered why part of it was not stone like the larger portion. For those who like delving into the history of buildings, see St. Rose Priory" --Kenny Browning If you go: The church is approximately 47.5 miles north of Downtown Columbia, KY. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.
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Perspectives: At first glance a lavender silo
 2011-04-29 - From 210 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. From the bench in front of 210 Public Square the rotunda dome on the Adair Judicial Center appears, at first glance, to be a lavender silo.
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CU Lady Tiger senior Courtney Danis teaches basketball
 2011-04-29 - Photo by Chris Megginson. CU photo. Campbellsville University Lady Tiger basketball senior Courtney Danis of Mt. Sterling, KY, helps teach basketball with the boys from Lincoln Village. Jeffery Demary, a cornerback with the CU football team from Columbia, SC, assists Danis.
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Lincoln Village group at Campbellsville University
 2011-04-29 - Photo by Chris Megginson. CU photo. The group prays before beginning the one-day basketball clinic, which was an event at Campbellsville University held for those boys who have had "good behavior" from Lincoln Village, a boys' detention center in Hardin County.
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Lincoln Village
 2011-04-29 - Photo by Chris Megginson. CU photo. John Chowning, vice president for church and external relations and executive assistant to the president, talks with the students from Lincoln Village. Dr. John Hurtgen, dean of the School of Theology, and Dr. Ted Taylor, whose Christian coaching class the students observed, assisted Chowning.
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