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Scenic Casey Co., KY: restored Sulphur Run one-room school



2011-03-20 - Near Clementsville, KY - Photo by Kenny Browning, The Feedman. Restored Sulphur Run School, Casey Co., KY Kenny Browning, the Feedman, writes, "Located at the junction of Hwy. 1742 and Sulphur Run Road, Casey County, Kentucky. This is one of the first one room schools that I photographed after getting interested in finding them. I Make deliveries to within a mile or so of it , but did not realize it was being restored until a few weeks ago. While researching another school I found the article, Restoration of Sulphur Run school: PDF by Brian Gray. It's rather long, but informative.Ran across another article stating that as of January 1961, there were still 1,113 one room schools operating across Kentucky. More out there than I thought! A big thank you to Frank Wethington for his efforts to restore it! The site is located north of KY 70, near Clementsville, KY."

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