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Malcolm Herman Booher plays on from Courthouse Sq. window



2017-06-05 - Smith Pharmacy Museum, 202 Courthouse Square, Burkesville, KY - Photo CM photo of Artwork by Charlotte Cash.
The image of musician Malcolm Herman Booher in the second story window of Smiths Pharmacy Museum, 202 Courthouse Square in Burkesville, KY, is so lifelike one can almost hear his wonderful fiddle music. The painting is by Burkesville Artist Charlotte Cash, and is one of many such paintings in second floor windows around the Courthouse Square. The information was obtained from the Charlotte Cash by her friend, Columbia/Adair County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Sue Stivers. - EW


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