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Favorite old photo: When Greensburg, KY got streetlights



2011-09-09 - Greensburg, KY - Photo from collection of Larry Smith.
Larry Smith, Operations manager for the Big Dawg, 99.9 FM sends one of his favorite old photos, showing when 'lectric street lights came to the Greensburg Square in 1953. The photo is looking from N. Main Street to South Main. On the left is the historic Old Green County Courthouse. The tall building on the right is the famous Woodson Lewis Building. "The Starndard Station is the old Ephraim Berry Station. It was also the Greyhound Bus Station," Larry remembers. "The station/bus stop was a favorite hangout when we snuck off from high school. I remember one time we alost took a bus to Chicago. Later, the station became a Texaco branded one; and later still, it was City Hall."


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