Please contact me 606 615-4982 I can give you history of this house and it is currently almost redone I am the 4th generation to own this house it is also known as the Ed Blythe farm.... Me and my family has put long years of work in this house and it is being lived in again. The house its self is almost now restored. The siding has all been replaced with period correct yellow popular the house is now back to the original color Swiss white with bright red around the Gothic windows. The house is pre-civil war and is Original a Smith house. Please help us get my family's farm on the historical registry. BTW I got pics of what the house looks like now.
In Eastern Kentucky, our unique history and culture is disappearing at an alarming rate. This photographic archive is an attempt to preserve a record of the old houses, barns, schools, churches, stores, and other landmarks before they are lost to us forever.
The Old Log Cabin In The Lane
Oh the chimney's fallen down and the roof's all caved in
Lettin' in the sunshine and the rain
And the only friend I've got now is that good old dag of mine
And the little old log cabin in the lane
Oh the trees have all growed up that lead around the hill
The fences have all gone to decay
And the creeks have all dried up where we used to go to mill
And things have changed their course another way
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Please contact me 606 615-4982 I can give you history of this house and it is currently almost redone I am the 4th generation to own this house it is also known as the Ed Blythe farm.... Me and my family has put long years of work in this house and it is being lived in again. The house its self is almost now restored. The siding has all been replaced with period correct yellow popular the house is now back to the original color Swiss white with bright red around the Gothic windows. The house is pre-civil war and is Original a Smith house. Please help us get my family's farm on the historical registry. BTW I got pics of what the house looks like now.
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