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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Red Brick's pleasing predominance



2011-12-28 - Jamestown & Heskamp Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Wherever red brick dominates the landscape it renders a pleasing aspect. The red brick of the former Ballard/Miller house, now United Citizens Bank of Southern Kentucky, at 701 Jamestown Street, and across Heskamp Street in the background the Heskamp home, make one such scene. Others vistas which come to mind are: Almost any place on the Lindsey Wilson Campus; and looking to the Square on Campbellsville Street with the Columbia City Hall - the renovation is growing on people - and the Collins Drug building filling the line of vision; and the long expanse of red brick on Merchant Street toward Campbellsville from the Columbia/Adair County Fire Station to the Adair Judicial Center.


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