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The Early Years #5 of 5 |
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County Logging John B. Eversole atop one of the largest logs to be cut in East KY in the late 1890s. |
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House Rare photo of Albert and Sally Ann Young's Boarding House where High Street is now located. |
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| Early Uniforms Viper, KY (early 1900s). Elihue Farler and A.L."Link" Farler holding flags. Also in group: Sam Campbell, Floyd Wells, Ford Campbell, Burley Wells, W.C. (Cam) Campbell | |
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| East Kentucky Businessmen at the train depot in Lexington in 1906. Group includes Dr. Chester Eversole of Hazard. Click on image for names | |
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| Roscoe Davis fishing at Happy Hollow Lake. Today Hazard High School is located on this site. | |
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| John "Flat" Williams, an early citizen of Hazard in horse and buggy. | |
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| Main Street (1920) Sid Combs and his father, Lou Combs on a horse and pony in the middle of the what would later become the business district. | |
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| 1st Creek Coal Company (1926) at Blue Diamond, KY. Group includes Robert and Lee Rogers |
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| 1st Creek Coal Company (1917) at Blue Diamond, KY | |
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| Grant Combs Perry County Candidate for Jailer (1929) | |
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| Carrs Fork Mine Crew at Jeff (1941) | |
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Railroad Workers at First Creek (1915) |
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| Early Street Scene, Main Street Note the "Do it Electrically" sign atop what now is the Radio Building | |
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| Curley Fork Ransom Cornett with nephews Lige and Lee Cornett on Ransom’s mules "Kate" and "George." Old country road on Curly Fork side of Town Mountain | |
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| Hazard Toll Bridge between Main Street and the train depot. The bridge was destroyed during 1927 flood. | |
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