7 items found
Coverage is exactly "Todds Rd"
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ark:/16417/th71132zjskxlSycamore Inn, Todds road (Rd.), damaged by fire. Picture shows man with hose fighting the fire.Image
Item 1.07-2104
Sycamore Inn, Todds road (Rd.), damaged by fire. Picture shows man with hose fighting the fire.
ark:/16417/th717z51217z3Charred body of unidentified motorist pictured in car shortly after it burned on Todds road.
Item 1.02-449.01
Charred body of unidentified motorist pictured in car shortly after it burned on Todds road.
ark:/16417/th7197x4tq9w1Body of Edwin Phillips Keene who was killed when his car left the Todds road. Patrolman Carl Powell at left.Image
Item 1.08-2112
Body of Edwin Phillips Keene who was killed when his car left the Todds road. Patrolman Carl Powell at left.
ark:/16417/th71jnlfz9tj6This bay colt by Alsab out of Starry Flag arrived Saturday night at Albert Sabath's farm on Todd's Road. At first believed to be the Blue Grass section's first 1948 foal, the Alsab colt was forced to move over yesterday when two other foals were reported as earlier arrivals.Image
Item 1.03-23
This bay colt by Alsab out of Starry Flag arrived Saturday night at Albert Sabath's farm on Todd's Road. At first believed to be the Blue Grass section's first 1948 foal, the Alsab colt was forced to move over yesterday when two other foals were reported as earlier arrivals.
ark:/16417/th7bxv1bm5lsxCharred body of unidentified motorist pictured in car shortly after it burned on Todds road. May, 1947.
Item 1.02-449.02
Charred body of unidentified motorist pictured in car shortly after it burned on Todds road. May, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7t4p3h7wc0pFurniture Section: Photo displays handprinted drapes featuring the official flowers of the 48 states in the home of Mrs. James Blaine Holloway on Todds Road.Image
Item 1.07-2273.05
Furniture Section: Photo displays handprinted drapes featuring the official flowers of the 48 states in the home of Mrs. James Blaine Holloway on Todds Road.
ark:/16417/th7w6ld8t5hq8Farmers in Blue Grass contribute to economy of region. Story by Bettye Lee Mastin. Pictured is Jack Lynch in his den at Lyndale on Todd's Road. Photo shows interior of den/home office with desk, lamps, and fireplace. Desk is said to have come from the old fort at Boonesboro.Image
Item 1.07-923.01
Farmers in Blue Grass contribute to economy of region. Story by Bettye Lee Mastin. Pictured is Jack Lynch in his den at Lyndale on Todd's Road. Photo shows interior of den/home office with desk, lamps, and fireplace. Desk is said to have come from the old fort at Boonesboro.