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ark:/16417/th717k8m4ksxkPictured in connection with Lexington Homecoming. Miss Alice Stansbury, one of the five homecoming queens.Image
Item 1.05-1525.04
Pictured in connection with Lexington Homecoming. Miss Alice Stansbury, one of the five homecoming queens.
ark:/16417/th73580r445k0Pictured in connection with Lexington Homecoming. Miss Pat Moore, one of the five homecoming queens. Image
Item 1.05-1525.02
Pictured in connection with Lexington Homecoming. Miss Pat Moore, one of the five homecoming queens.
ark:/16417/th71pr9xc83z4Pictured in connection with Lexington Homecoming. The 1910 Knox Raceabout that will lead the Lexington's homecoming parade is shown by owner David N. Singer (second from left) to Roy Hutcheson, Shirley Wilson and Jean Carol Wathen. Image
Item 1.05-1525.03
Pictured in connection with Lexington Homecoming. The 1910 Knox Raceabout that will lead the Lexington's homecoming parade is shown by owner David N. Singer (second from left) to Roy Hutcheson, Shirley Wilson and Jean Carol Wathen.
ark:/16417/th7506j5sc1w1Pictured in connection with Lexington Homecoming. The "Kentucky Bowl," designed specifically for the state, was brought to Lexington by Thomas Graham (center), general chairman of the Kentucky Homecoming Commission. Accepting the bowl for display is A. E. Hukle (right), president of the Chamber of Commerce. On hand for the presentation is William G. Frederick (left).Image
Item 1.05-1525.01
Pictured in connection with Lexington Homecoming. The "Kentucky Bowl," designed specifically for the state, was brought to Lexington by Thomas Graham (center), general chairman of the Kentucky Homecoming Commission. Accepting the bowl for display is A. E. Hukle (right), president of the Chamber of Commerce. On hand for the presentation is William G. Frederick (left).