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New: 2/8/10 just below Welcome to Hopkinsville Nostalgia
New: 2/8/10 just below
Welcome to Hopkinsville Nostalgia
View From 9th and Main 1958
Here Is An Interesting Letter Sent From The Hotel Latham In Hopkinsville 1935
People Line The Street For The Hopkinsville Christmas Parade 2007 9th & Main
I would like to thank Jennifer (Dowdy) Cox for sending me these pictures and commentary of Hopkinsville Christmas Parade floats.
"Thought I would pass along these 2 snaps from a float in the 1955 Hopkinsville Christmas parade. I believe the float was sponsored by the PTA of Virginia Street School. All but one of us pictured were in 3rd grade at the time. Don't ask me how/why I remember, but we sang 'It Came Upon the Midnight Clear' for the entire parade route ! Float 1 Left To Right: Linda Beazley, Linda Henninger, John Hall, Jennifer Dowdy, Kathy Brown . Float 2 Left To Right: Larry Morris, Susan Caudle, Winslow Fairleigh, Jimmy Hall , Steve Underwood" New 12/9/07
Here is the comprehensive story of the Kelly Green Men incident that happened on August 21, 1955 And Here Is The Counterpoint To The Incident
Here Is The L&N Depot From 1976 (Before The Restoration
Here is link to a map of the Illinois Central Railroad routes Note that there was a dead end of the line in Hopkinsville And here is an Illinois Central passenger ticket
Uptated 6/3/08
Cadiz KY Main Street Looking East 1967 Central FIre Station, Town Clock And S. Sacks Hopkinsville
Belmont School, Also the site of McClean College. This School Burned In 1959 Thanks To Mary Helen Adams, from "Gateway to the Past" William Turner's pictorial history, 1974
Picture compliments of Tom Brown Jr. HHS 1968 "I remember some of the first names but these 5 in particular. 1 is the former Suzanne Higgins, 2 Is Jane Russell (Wells) of "Mr. Mulch", 3 Bruce Joiner, 4 Steve Moseley (my cousin) and myself 5 Tom Brown Jr." And Mrs. Buchanon, Class Teacher
Members of the Westside School 4th Grade Class. Early 50s Hopkinsville KY
NEW! 3/25/09 Here are some different takes on some of Hopkinsville's Motels and some other interesting things
Here are a few pictures of what was the Stucky's In Cadiz KY Stuckey's Cadiz KY 1 Stuckey's Cadiz KY 2 Unfortunately I have not been able to come up with a picture of the Hopkinsville Stuckey's but I am told that the Hopkinsville Stuckey's was about the same as what Cadiz had. Along the same lines I have a photo of the Holiday restaurant at KenLakefrom 1957. I now have a photo of the same restaurant from 2007. It has been out of business for some time but looks like it could be a restaurant once again. Holiday Restaurant KenLake 1957 Holiday Restaurant KenLake 2007 And here is the remains of the KenLake Music Hallwhich was destroyed by fire some years ago. Kenlake Music Hall Marquee
Golden Ice Cream Parlor On Dawson Rd Probably Early 50s. WHOP's Radio Antenna Shows In The Background
Here are some pages from the Mogul Wagon catalog
For as long as I can remember I have had a passion for Radio and have an extensive collection of amateur radio magazines and other radio publications going back to the 30s in some cases.
I am In the process ofresearching the history of Western (also Midway) Radio from Kearney Nebraska.They advertised every month in the popular Handy Man magazines of the 40s through the 70s. I have these magazines going back to the 40s. Popular Mechanics, Mechanix Illustrated, Science and Mechanics, Pop Science, Pop Electronics etc. I have set up a website about Western Radio. Western Radio
If you ever purchased any of their products or know something about them, Please let me know.
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I had the good fortune to stumble across a 12 page Montgomery Ward New Era newspaper insert celebrating their 100th anneversary in September 1972. Below are all 12 pages of the catalog. These are large files.
And Some Picks From 1966
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Dan Cayce Of Hopkinsville: Local Fishing Guide On Lake Barkley
Trail Of Tears Commemerative Park: Hopkinsville KY
The Kentucky New Era Newspaper
WHOP Radio Hopkinsville
WKDZ Radio Hopkinsville
WKAG TV43 Hopkinsville
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Hopkinsville & Christian County Related Links For Local Information
Mr. Mulch Of Hopkinsville KY Offering Landscaping needs
Hoptown Hall Conservative discussion forum
Hoptown News Liberal Discussion Forum
For Ham Radio Buffs
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