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Photographs by Marlitta H. Perkins
Mission Statement
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
(Thank you, Thomas Adkins)
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
(Thank you, Thomas Adkins)
About Me
Content
- - 20th Street (1)
- - 28th Street (1)
- - Argentum (1)
- - Asa Creek (3)
- - Ashland (9)
- - Barnetts Creek (2)
- - Beauty (2)
- - Bells Trace (1)
- - Big Sandy River (2)
- - Blaine (4)
- - Brushy (2)
- - Brushy Creek (1)
- - Buffalo Furnace (1)
- - Burning Fork (1)
- - Calico (1)
- - Catlettsburg (9)
- - Center Street (1)
- - Denver (1)
- - Division Street (1)
- - Donathon (2)
- - East Fork (1)
- - Falls of Blaine (1)
- - Fallsburg (4)
- - Flat Gap (2)
- - Flemingsburg (1)
- - Fort Gay (1)
- - Franklin Street (2)
- - Front Street (2)
- - Frost (1)
- - Georges Creek (3)
- - Greenup (5)
- - Hall Branch (1)
- - Hazel Green (5)
- - Hitchins (1)
- - Horton's Flat (1)
- - Hueysville (1)
- - Inez (8)
- - Irish Creek (2)
- - Ivyton (1)
- - Jefferson Street (2)
- - Jennies Creek (2)
- - KY Rt. 1 (2)
- - KY Rt. 158 (1)
- - KY Rt. 172 (4)
- - KY Rt. 1760 (2)
- - KY Rt. 201 (2)
- - KY Rt. 3 (2)
- - KY Rt. 32 (2)
- - KY Rt. 40 (2)
- - KY Rt. 59 (2)
- - KY Rt. 7 (2)
- - Lee City (2)
- - Levisa Fork (1)
- - Little Catt (1)
- - Long Branch (1)
- - Louisa (18)
- - Main Cross Street (6)
- - Main Street (4)
- - Martha (3)
- - McClure Branch (1)
- - Middle Fork (3)
- - Needmore Road (2)
- - North Fork Creek (1)
- - Oldtown (1)
- - Olive Hill (1)
- - Paintsville (6)
- - Patterson Creek (1)
- - Perkins Branch (2)
- - Pikeville (1)
- - Pineville (1)
- - Puncheon (3)
- - Raceland (1)
- - Red Bush (2)
- - Richardson (1)
- - Riverside Drive (1)
- - Russell (1)
- - Salyersville (5)
- - Smith's Creek (3)
- - South Portsmouth (1)
- - Tug Fork (1)
- - Tygart Creek Road (1)
- - Tygarts Creek (1)
- - US Rt. 60 (1)
- - Warfield (3)
- - Webbville (4)
- - West Liberty (3)
- - Willard (4)
- -Fort Gay (1)
- * * National Register of Historic Places (13)
- * Bell County (1)
- * Boyd County (19)
- * Carter County (10)
- * Elliott County (7)
- * Fleming County (6)
- * Greenup County (17)
- * Johnson County (25)
- * Lawrence County (54)
- * Magoffin County (10)
- * Martin County (13)
- * Morgan County (9)
- * Pike County (1)
- * Wolfe County (7)
- = Contributors - Brian Flannery (1)
- = Contributors - Cindy Porter Barton (12)
- = Contributors - J. D. Blair (1)
- = Contributors - Jacque Evens (5)
- = Contributors - Loretta Evans (2)
- = Contributors - Nancy Wright Bays (13)
- = Contributors - Teresa Klaiber (1)
- = Contributors - Thomas Adkins (1)
- = Contributors - Tony Hackworth (1)
- Advertising (7)
- Architectural Details (6)
- Art (1)
- Banks (5)
- Barns (12)
- Bridges (8)
- Cabins (2)
- Cemeteries (1)
- Churches (8)
- Courthouses (2)
- Dams (1)
- Doors (5)
- Fireplaces (2)
- Furnaces (1)
- Historical Markers (1)
- Houses (69)
- Industrial Structures (8)
- Jails (1)
- Mills (1)
- Miscellaneous (1)
- Outhouses (3)
- Post Offices (1)
- Schools (7)
- Service Buildings (8)
- Signs (6)
- Stone Structures (10)
- Stores (29)
- Textiles (1)
- Wells (1)
- West Virginia (2)
- Windmills (1)
- WPA (3)
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Thanks for posting these great pictures of Eastern Kentucky. Can you tell me anything about the HUNNICUTT HOUSE photo you have in the Webbville section. Do you know which Hunnicutt lived in that house? My family comes from Lawrence County.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Bill Hunnicut, Indianapolis
House built in 1870s by Lindsey Lester and Nancy Sturgill Pennington. The Hunnicutt who lived in the house from about 1938 was Milton Hunnicutt (1884-1965) s/o John B Hunnicutt and Sarah Rebecca Waggoner, gs/o Nathan Hunnicutt. Miltie m 1st Alverta Boggs; m. 2nd Bertha Wright Green. Property still (2015) belongs to Hunnicutt heirs.
ReplyDeleteJust stumbled on this. We had new siding put on the house several years ago so it looks much better than these current pics. My great grandpa Milton passed away in that house from a heart attack in 1963 after shoveling Snow. Bertha Hunnicutt lived there until about 1990. She passed away in a nursing home at age 99 in 1991. Thanks for putting our families house on this page. .......Travis Collinsworth 8132153450
ReplyDeleteWasn't this originally Tom Greenes motel because wasn't he married to Bertha and passed away? She went on to marry hunnicut from what I gather but I could be wrong.
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