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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Columbia jutting through canopy



2011-08-23 - Guthrie ST Hill - Photo by Ed Waggener.
With the compressed view familiar places are frustratingly hard to place. The view is from Guthrie Street. Diagonally across the frame, from lower left to the water tower in the upper right, are the Grider Building on Jamestown Street, 107 N. Reed ST and City Hall on Campbellsville Street, the Columbia Christian Church, and then a long sweep over Russell Creek to the Columbia/Adair County Water Tower in Green River Commerce Park. The Adair County Judicial Center, left, and Grissom-Martin Funeral Home can be recognized, and middle right can be seen the side of the one time Chelcie Barger home at the foot of Jamestown Hill, and nearby the Ernie Curry creation at the foot of Jamestown Hill.


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