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ark:/16417/th715xtnklh4l29-pound "yellow cat" caught on trot line near Chenault bridge on Herrington lake. Catch made by Pat Turner, left, Boyle county, and Hugh Turner, 129 Hinton road, Lexington.Image
Item 1.01-75
29-pound "yellow cat" caught on trot line near Chenault bridge on Herrington lake. Catch made by Pat Turner, left, Boyle county, and Hugh Turner, 129 Hinton road, Lexington.
ark:/16417/th79gxtg5mj0gAction pictures of first basketball game of season. Wildcats beat Indian Central 78-36. November, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-432.03
Action pictures of first basketball game of season. Wildcats beat Indian Central 78-36. November, 1946.
ark:/16417/th7bhn9ntqq1fAction pictures of first basketball game of season. Wildcats beat Indian Central 78-36. November, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-432.04
Action pictures of first basketball game of season. Wildcats beat Indian Central 78-36. November, 1946.
ark:/16417/th71m9l4kdc5rAction pictures of first basketball game of season. Wildcats beat Indian Central 78-36. November, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-432.05
Action pictures of first basketball game of season. Wildcats beat Indian Central 78-36. November, 1946.
ark:/16417/th7tk7bpsqnqtAction pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.Image
Item 1.01-430.08
Action pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.
ark:/16417/th7839t2bm5mkAction pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.Image
Item 1.01-430.09
Action pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.
ark:/16417/th710kct5fdlnAction pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.Image
Item 1.01-430.06
Action pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.
ark:/16417/th7137w4gsnplAction pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.Image
Item 1.01-430.04
Action pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.
ark:/16417/th71dp5whs820Action pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.Image
Item 1.01-430.03
Action pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.
ark:/16417/th7p08m2tml4nAction pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.Image
Item 1.01-430.07
Action pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.
ark:/16417/th74tb3j55cjbAction pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.Image
Item 1.01-430.10
Action pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.
ark:/16417/th71jt9dq9t5qAction pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.Image
Item 1.01-430.05
Action pictures of Henry Clay-Murray football game. Staged on Stoll Field November 28, 1946 for benefit of Shriners crippled children fund.
ark:/16417/th710fqmzltn8Action pictures of Kentucky-Tennessee football game at Knoxville.Image
Item 1.01-475.05
Action pictures of Kentucky-Tennessee football game at Knoxville.
ark:/16417/th77d7nr3q71sAction pictures of Kentucky-Tennessee football game at Knoxville.Image
Item 1.01-475.06
Action pictures of Kentucky-Tennessee football game at Knoxville.
ark:/16417/th7h6tr62qcd6Action pictures of University of Kentucky-Michigan State football game. November, 1946. Image
Item 1.01-378.10
Action pictures of University of Kentucky-Michigan State football game. November, 1946.
ark:/16417/th71bxhdx11tgAction pictures of University of Kentucky-Vanderbilt game. October, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-343.10
Action pictures of University of Kentucky-Vanderbilt game. October, 1946.
ark:/16417/th71drrm2frtsAction pictures of University of Kentucky-Wabash basketball game. December, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-498.08
Action pictures of University of Kentucky-Wabash basketball game. December, 1946.
ark:/16417/th71mcpndk76tAction pictures of University of Kentucky-Wabash basketball game. December, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-498.05
Action pictures of University of Kentucky-Wabash basketball game. December, 1946.
ark:/16417/th71jxdbx9hs1Action pictures of University of Kentucky-Wabash basketball game. December, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-498.06
Action pictures of University of Kentucky-Wabash basketball game. December, 1946.
ark:/16417/th7wv2pn285d4Action pictures of University of Kentucky-Wabash basketball game. December, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-498.09
Action pictures of University of Kentucky-Wabash basketball game. December, 1946.
ark:/16417/th7d9924kczv3Action pictures of University of Kentucky-Wabash basketball game. December, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-498.07
Action pictures of University of Kentucky-Wabash basketball game. December, 1946.
ark:/16417/th71dr1kbmctqAction shots of the Henry-Clay-Lafayette basketball game. December, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-486.05
Action shots of the Henry-Clay-Lafayette basketball game. December, 1946.
ark:/16417/th718l9ldfr5sBess, the "horse with the human mind," at Almahurst Farm. September, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-239.10
Bess, the "horse with the human mind," at Almahurst Farm. September, 1946.
ark:/16417/th71821vl0mr8Boys clinging to top and sides of YMCA billboard to see Bess, the "horse with the human mind" on the courthouse lawn.Image
Item 1.01-239.02
Boys clinging to top and sides of YMCA billboard to see Bess, the "horse with the human mind" on the courthouse lawn.
ark:/16417/th7j4r3nbcq6mClays Ferry Bridge nears completion. Highway approaches have been completed and the finishing work on the span's concrete railing is nearing completion. The bridge will be dedicated at a public ceremony at 2:30 p.m. next Saturday. August, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-142.10
Clays Ferry Bridge nears completion. Highway approaches have been completed and the finishing work on the span's concrete railing is nearing completion. The bridge will be dedicated at a public ceremony at 2:30 p.m. next Saturday. August, 1946.
ark:/16417/th71mdlnkqmb9Dr. Frederick Ridgely house at 190 Market street. Dr. Ridgely was Revolutionary War surgeon and professor in the Transylvania University Medical Department. Structure housed school attended by Mary Todd Lincoln.Image
Item 1.01-146
Dr. Frederick Ridgely house at 190 Market street. Dr. Ridgely was Revolutionary War surgeon and professor in the Transylvania University Medical Department. Structure housed school attended by Mary Todd Lincoln.
ark:/16417/th71jn0b402h2Farm Bureau officers for 1947. Victor Fister, president, being congratulated by Piatt Steele, named first vice president. Looking on, left to right, are J. W. Lynch, named secretary-treasurer, and G.M. Burberry, elected second vice president.Image
Item 1.01-502
Farm Bureau officers for 1947. Victor Fister, president, being congratulated by Piatt Steele, named first vice president. Looking on, left to right, are J. W. Lynch, named secretary-treasurer, and G.M. Burberry, elected second vice president.
ark:/16417/th716xwzk62w2Heads of constitutional convention campaign. Paul G. Blazer, Ashland, left, and Dr. Thomas D. Clark, Lexington, are chairman and vice chairman, respectively of an organization being formed to conduct a campaign for a constitutional convention in Kentucky. Voters of the state next year will decide whether a convention is to be called to bring the half-century-old Kentucky Constitution up-to-date.Image
Item 1.01-474
Heads of constitutional convention campaign. Paul G. Blazer, Ashland, left, and Dr. Thomas D. Clark, Lexington, are chairman and vice chairman, respectively of an organization being formed to conduct a campaign for a constitutional convention in Kentucky. Voters of the state next year will decide whether a convention is to be called to bring the half-century-old Kentucky Constitution up-to-date.
ark:/16417/th7jmds4fhz9rHenry Clay High School football players. December, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-496.06
Henry Clay High School football players. December, 1946.
ark:/16417/th7g94hzqc4llHi-Y Council Christmas party. Members of all Hi-Y clubs in Lexington Council pictured at Christmas dinner at Student Center of Transylvania College campus. Seated, left to right, Guy Weeks, YMCA executive secretary, Miss Faye Wallace, a guest, and Miss Betty Wheeler, pianist. Standing, Gibson Downing, toastmaster; Walter Leet Jr., a speaker; and Leland Smith, song leader.Image
Item 1.01-481
Hi-Y Council Christmas party. Members of all Hi-Y clubs in Lexington Council pictured at Christmas dinner at Student Center of Transylvania College campus. Seated, left to right, Guy Weeks, YMCA executive secretary, Miss Faye Wallace, a guest, and Miss Betty Wheeler, pianist. Standing, Gibson Downing, toastmaster; Walter Leet Jr., a speaker; and Leland Smith, song leader.
ark:/16417/th7khtlx906sdHighland Ace, ridden by Earl Teater, captured the Junior Five-Gaited Stake at the Lexington Junior League Horse Show. Background, Mrs. R. E. Saver. Foreground, Mrs. Spencer L. Finnell.Image
Item 1.01-90.20
Highland Ace, ridden by Earl Teater, captured the Junior Five-Gaited Stake at the Lexington Junior League Horse Show. Background, Mrs. R. E. Saver. Foreground, Mrs. Spencer L. Finnell.
ark:/16417/th7dk7dnjw3cbHousing construction in Lexington early in 1946.Image
Item 1.01-126.10
Housing construction in Lexington early in 1946.
ark:/16417/th7gc5g39psnjHousing shortage victim, Mrs. O. L. Brumbaugh, 30, evicted from house at 128 Alabama avenue July 20, 1946, admitted to Good Samaritan hospital.Image
Item 1.01-98
Housing shortage victim, Mrs. O. L. Brumbaugh, 30, evicted from house at 128 Alabama avenue July 20, 1946, admitted to Good Samaritan hospital.
ark:/16417/th73401gzd6q0Indexing of records starts in Fayette county clerk's office. Left to right around the table, Mrs. Flora King, Miss Genevieve Moran, Mrs. Septa Nicholls, J. T. Welch, Mrs. J. T. Welch, and Mrs. Josephine Bryant.Image
Item 1.01-71
Indexing of records starts in Fayette county clerk's office. Left to right around the table, Mrs. Flora King, Miss Genevieve Moran, Mrs. Septa Nicholls, J. T. Welch, Mrs. J. T. Welch, and Mrs. Josephine Bryant.
ark:/16417/th7mvjg5qzz3fInstructor at the girls' Herald-Leader Free Learn-to-Swim Course at Joyland. June, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-29.10
Instructor at the girls' Herald-Leader Free Learn-to-Swim Course at Joyland. June, 1946.
ark:/16417/th784h8h5gs31Lexington's oldest piece of heavy-duty fire equipment, called obsolete five years ago, at Woodland avenue station, in 27th year of use.Image
Item 1.01-28
Lexington's oldest piece of heavy-duty fire equipment, called obsolete five years ago, at Woodland avenue station, in 27th year of use.
ark:/16417/th71gdh277sm0Officers for 1947 pictured at annual Kentucky Mountain Club banquet. Left to right, Walter H. Sebastian, new president; Mrs. F. E. Faulkner and Mr. Faulkner, retiring president.Image
Item 1.01-482
Officers for 1947 pictured at annual Kentucky Mountain Club banquet. Left to right, Walter H. Sebastian, new president; Mrs. F. E. Faulkner and Mr. Faulkner, retiring president.
ark:/16417/th71j376vswzsOpening of Republican campaign at Lancaster Saturday, September 21, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-266.10
Opening of Republican campaign at Lancaster Saturday, September 21, 1946.
ark:/16417/th71l39j41fdnOwner of Spindletop Farm, Mrs. M. F. Yount, enjoys Lexington Junior League Horse Show. Front row, left to right, C. E. Kennedy, Mrs. Yount, Mrs. E. J. Barrett, and Mrs. Kennedy. Back row, left to right, Cape Grant and E. J. Barrett. Image
Item 1.01-90.10
Owner of Spindletop Farm, Mrs. M. F. Yount, enjoys Lexington Junior League Horse Show. Front row, left to right, C. E. Kennedy, Mrs. Yount, Mrs. E. J. Barrett, and Mrs. Kennedy. Back row, left to right, Cape Grant and E. J. Barrett.
ark:/16417/th77lsvttlptjPart of group of 46 women who have been attending a class in clothing construction at Lafayette High school under the direction of Miss Ruth Averitt and Miss Thelma Monical.Image
Item 1.01-387
Part of group of 46 women who have been attending a class in clothing construction at Lafayette High school under the direction of Miss Ruth Averitt and Miss Thelma Monical.
ark:/16417/th79d0fp18wfrPictures made in connection with first Tobacco Bowl football game. December, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-470.08
Pictures made in connection with first Tobacco Bowl football game. December, 1946.
ark:/16417/th716v5fqvp00Pictures made in connection with first Tobacco Bowl football game. December, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-470.07
Pictures made in connection with first Tobacco Bowl football game. December, 1946.
ark:/16417/th73bb8n3st8sPictures made in connection with first Tobacco Bowl football game. December, 1946. Image
Item 1.01-470.09
Pictures made in connection with first Tobacco Bowl football game. December, 1946.
ark:/16417/th7ksmh70s297Pictures used in connection with feature by William Stucky on J. T. Kennedy's neighborhood theater, Wyandotte, Clark County. J. T. Kennedy, owner and operator of theater.Image
Item 1.01-341.02
Pictures used in connection with feature by William Stucky on J. T. Kennedy's neighborhood theater, Wyandotte, Clark County. J. T. Kennedy, owner and operator of theater.
ark:/16417/th716tlzlrll6Reactions of wrestling fans pictured at the Wednesday matches at Woodland Auditorium as the local hero, Salvatore (The Great) Balbo, avenged his earlier loss to Monty LeDue, bad man. November, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-426.10
Reactions of wrestling fans pictured at the Wednesday matches at Woodland Auditorium as the local hero, Salvatore (The Great) Balbo, avenged his earlier loss to Monty LeDue, bad man. November, 1946.
ark:/16417/th71bct1f35p9Scenes at CAP-AAF Air Show at dedication of Blue Grass Field and unveiling of the T. Ward Havely memorial. Airplane in the sky. November, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-393.12
Scenes at CAP-AAF Air Show at dedication of Blue Grass Field and unveiling of the T. Ward Havely memorial. Airplane in the sky. November, 1946.
ark:/16417/th712ftpj958dScenes at CAP-AAF Air Show at dedication of Blue Grass Field and unveiling of the T. Ward Havely memorial. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, president of Eastern Air Lines exiting airplane. Other men unidentified. November, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-393.10
Scenes at CAP-AAF Air Show at dedication of Blue Grass Field and unveiling of the T. Ward Havely memorial. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, president of Eastern Air Lines exiting airplane. Other men unidentified. November, 1946.
ark:/16417/th716pqzk3twjScenes at the Plug Horse Derby. September, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-193.10
Scenes at the Plug Horse Derby. September, 1946.
ark:/16417/th7143f48v875Scenes in courtroom as Mrs. Katie Spotswood pressed bigamy charges against Mallie Burton Carroll. December, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-491.10
Scenes in courtroom as Mrs. Katie Spotswood pressed bigamy charges against Mallie Burton Carroll. December, 1946.
ark:/16417/th7837b85d7krStudents congregated outside Henry Clay High School in order to demonstrate their desire to have girl cheerleaders.Image
Item 1.01-246.01
Students congregated outside Henry Clay High School in order to demonstrate their desire to have girl cheerleaders.
ark:/16417/th75xl5485swpUnidentified women in the Sterilizing Department at Saint Joseph Hospital. September, 1946.Image
Item 1.01-236.03
Unidentified women in the Sterilizing Department at Saint Joseph Hospital. September, 1946.
ark:/16417/th7qgr15mbm1pVeteran of 38 months overseas with the Army, Joseph R. Carroll Jr., 401 Woodland Avenue, was last voter to sign up before registration office closed until after August primary. Bob Drake and Hugh Buckley, in short-sleeves look on.Image
Item 1.01-6
Veteran of 38 months overseas with the Army, Joseph R. Carroll Jr., 401 Woodland Avenue, was last voter to sign up before registration office closed until after August primary. Bob Drake and Hugh Buckley, in short-sleeves look on.