Forgotten Passages

Crittenden County Kentucky history and genealogy.

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Ben Franklin Store

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Remember the Ben Franklin stores?  What a wonderful store to have in your hometown.  Everything you needed or wanted could just about be pur...
Friday, March 26, 2010

J. Frank Loyd Tombstone

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In February the announcement is in the Crittenden Press that a splendid  new monument has been erected on the lot of J. F. Loyd in the New C...
Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Piney Fork in the Snow

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Waiting for springtime always makes me think back to previous years and when the weather turned to sunny warmer days.  March can be a fickle...
Saturday, March 20, 2010

Marion's First Telephone

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Marion and Crittenden County's first telephone service was completed in Jan. 1899.  The telephone office would be located on the second ...
Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Paddys Bluff

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Located in the southern most part of our county lies the river town of Dycusburg.  Once, one of the most thriving of our river towns, the ri...
Friday, March 12, 2010

Marion on Quilter's Trail

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In January 2007 a regional project, sponsored by the Resource Conservation and Development Area and the National Resource Conservation Servi...
Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Cave Spring Church

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Cave Spring Church is nestled in the Pigeon Roost Valley, surrounded by Monument Ridge on the West, Bald Alley Knob on the East, Kelly Orr H...
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Brenda Travis-Underdown is the official historian of Marion and Crittenden County. Her columns appear regularly in the Crittenden Press, a weekly newspaper serving the community since 1879.
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