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ark:/16417/th71fmj8pj9nkHigh Bridge quarry in Jessamine County, said to be one of the largest man-made excavations in the United States at the time. Its deepest point was nearly 100 feet. November, 1950.
Item 1.05-2364.03
High Bridge quarry in Jessamine County, said to be one of the largest man-made excavations in the United States at the time. Its deepest point was nearly 100 feet. November, 1950.
ark:/16417/th73pj2hdrnwtHigh Bridge quarry in Jessamine County, said to be one of the largest man-made excavations in the United States at the time. Its deepest point was nearly 100 feet. November, 1950.
Item 1.05-2364.04
High Bridge quarry in Jessamine County, said to be one of the largest man-made excavations in the United States at the time. Its deepest point was nearly 100 feet. November, 1950.
ark:/16417/th7rbj3m1wxs4New Jessamine school bus garage east of Nicholasville. September, 1950.
Item 1.05-2364.01
New Jessamine school bus garage east of Nicholasville. September, 1950.
ark:/16417/th7gsx7cj7bgpNew Jessamine school bus garage east of Nicholasville. September, 1950.
Item 1.05-2364.02
New Jessamine school bus garage east of Nicholasville. September, 1950.
ark:/16417/th7140v3gf99zScott County fair entrants. Mrs. Dean Coblentz, Georgetown, with hooked rug entry and Mrs. Charles Mallory, entries receiver. September, 1950.
Item 1.05-2364.05
Scott County fair entrants. Mrs. Dean Coblentz, Georgetown, with hooked rug entry and Mrs. Charles Mallory, entries receiver. September, 1950.