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This index is based on the card file index created primarily by J. Winston Coleman himself. There may be ideas and topics in the scrapbooks that are not included in this index. There may also be terminology used which is no longer current or even offensive.

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Subject	Volume	Page	Description	Keywords
1812 map showing Kentucky	01	47	1812 map from Morse's Universal Atlas showing KY	historical maps; Kentucky
200 Years in Kentucky	60	4	Clipping from Jack W. Oldham publication	200 years in Kentucky; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Jack W. Oldham
Ada Meade Theatre	26	90	History of; (Razed May, 1954)
Adair, John, Gov.	09	68	Sheriff's certificate, original;
Adair, John, Gov.	12	79	Original certificate;
Adair, John, Gov.	14	57	J. P. cerificate, signature;
Adams Express Company	12	10	original expressway - bill, 1855.
Adams, Julius W.	13	58	2 checks to Adams, for work;
Adams, Julius W.	18	54	Architect for Henry Clay monument; (power of attorney to T. Lewinski)
Advertisement for Coleman Book	60	97	Advertisement for Historic Kentucky by J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Historic Kentucky; Henry Clay Pres
Advertisement for Coleman Book	60	100	Advertisement for Historic Kentucky by J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Historic Kentucky
Advertisement for Coleman Book	60	105	Henry Clay Press advertisement for Historic Kentucky	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Historic Kentucky; Henry Clay Pres
Advertisement for Coleman books	60	87	Advertisement for three book published by the University of Kentucky Press in 1982	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Kentucky: A Pictorial History; Three Kentucky Artists.
Advertisements for Coleman's books.	59	92	1935 and 1949 advertisements for Coleman's books.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; The Standard Press; University of Kentucky Press
Airdrie Iron Furnace	28	36, 37	Story about, with pictures, etc; (in Muhlenberg County)
Alleghan Hall	05	107	on Nicholasville Pike; Burt home;
Allen, James Lane	02	39	"Subject of new book"; [Townsend]
Allen, James Lane	12	28, 29	Article on; Community News;
Allen, James Lane	12	71	Story of; with King Solomon;
Allen, James Lane	13	88	Fountain, in Gratz Park, etc; [Lexington Landmarks]
Allen, James Lane	16	63	Original letter, to Mrs. Helm;
Allen, James Lane	20	16, 17	Monument dedicated, picture of;
Allen, James Lane	20	68, 69	100th aniversary birth, story, picture;
Allen, James Lane	32	19, 20, 21, 22	Patron Saint of Ky. Boosters;
Alpha Chapter University of Kentucky	60	93	Picture of a Phi Beta Kappa symbol	Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Chapter; University of Kentucky
Amateur Radio License	60	13	License for radio station run by J. Winston Coleman in 1921.	Amateur Radio Stations; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.
Ambrose, KY	01	56	early history of	Ambrose, KY; Jessamine County; Sulphur Well; Ambrose Cobb; John Walters; Jessamine Douglas
America Moves West	03	26, 27, 28	3 pioneer accounts and travel stories;
American Antiquarian Society	30	19	(Elected a member, October 15, 1952) Worcester, Massachusetts;
Anchor and Hope Farm (Payne)	25	33	Old Edward Payne farm, on Hillenmeyer property, near Sandersville & Greendale Pikes, Home of my great-great grandfather, Edward Payne.
Anderson, F. Paul	05	68, 69	Dean, College of Engineering, University of Kentucky, obituary, sketch, etc;
Anderson, Richard Clough, Lt. Col.	14	51	Portrait presented to Lexington lodge of Freemasons, 1946;
Announcement of Book Signing	59	97	University of Kentucky Press book signing in Corbin,KY.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Universityof Kentucky Press
Ante-Bellum Courthouse, Lexington, KY.	59	86	Coleman Article in Kentucky Turf about the Ante-Bellum Courthouse in Lexington, KY.	Ante-Bellum Courthouse, Lexington, KY. : J. Winston Coleman, Jr.
Antiques in Kentucky	18	50, 51	Story of, with number of pictures.
Apostolic Times	02	46	Religious paper in Lexington in 1875's advertisements from, etc.;
Appreciate above all Meet Squire Coleman by Holman Hamilton and Edward T. Houlihan.	59	69	Correspondence between Jesse Stuart and J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Jesse Stuart
Architects, early	07	49	Some early Lexington architects, etc;
Architecture	16	90, 91, 92, 93	Kentucky's Architectural Firsts" by Clay Lancaster;
Article about Coleman from the University of Kentucky Communi-K News Sheet.	59	61	Coleman Books.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.
Artists, noted	01	32	Story of and about;	Theatres; Lell's Hall; Lexington Opera House; Charles Scott; actors; burlesque; minstrels
Artists, noted	07	75	Who played in Lexington;
Asbury College	03	51	View of building; short history;
Ashland	01	121	See under Henry Clay;	Henry Clay; Ashland
Ashland	01	132	Home of Henry Clay, history, etc., (by Mrs. E. Simpson);	Henry Clay; Ashland; Clay Family
Ashland	11	110	See under Henry Clay;
Ashland	12	34, 35	Dedicated as a National Shrine [April 12, 1950];
Ashland	19	56	Dedicated as a National Shrine [April 12, 1950];
Ashland Quick Step	13	54	Song, with Transylvania University in background;
Atchison, David	09	12	Short account of.
Atchison, David	16	6	Fayette man; President of United States for one day; sketch, etc.;
Atchison, David	17	108	Fayette man; President of United States for one day; sketch, etc.;
Athens Christian Church	22	107	At Athens, in Fayette County;
Augusta College, Bracken County; 1822-1849	60	58	Picture of Augusta College in Bracken County	Augusta College; Bracken County
Autograph of Kentucky authors	01	94	Original autographs of Kentucky authors	Charles Meacham; Alice E. Trabue; Aril Bond Burr; Elizabeth Shelby Kinkhead; and others
Autograph of Kentucky authors	01	96	Original autographs of Kentucky authors	Lucien V. Rule; James Watt Raine; James Blyther Anderson; Marion M. Miller; Mitchel Hall; and others.
Autograph of Kentucky authors	01	93	Original autographs of Kentucky authors	Douglas C. McMurtrie; Frank L. McVey; Willard R. Jillson; Johanna Peter; J. A. Burns; Alvin H. Barkley; Irvin S. Cobb; T. C. Cherry; and others
Autograph of Kentucky authors	01	95	Original autographs of Kentucky authors	R. S. Cotterill; E. Kenton; D. H. Davis; H. H. Fuson; Otto A. Rothert; Charles P. Fosdick; William A. Pusey; W. Stickler; Ivan McDougle; Samuel Wilson; G. L. Ridenhour, and others.
Autographing party	59	111	Invitation to an autographing party at Western Kentucky University, 1971.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Kentucky: A Pictorial History; Western Kentucky University; University Press of Kentucky
Automobiles	03	12	And dealers, early in Lexington (Thos. B. Dewhurst, Ora Updike)
Aylesford	09	78	Picture, with short account;
Aylesford	17	35	Old Robert Alexander home; St. Joseph hospital; Alford, etc; history of; [owned by Miss Iva Dagley];

Ba - Bl

Subject	Volume	Page	Description	Keywords
Ball, Grand Inauguration	06	50	Original invitation; August 1859 [in Frankfort, Kentucky];
Bank Raid	60	86	Lexington Herald -Leader article about John Hunt Morgan's 1864 raid on St. Albans, VT.	John Hunt Morgan; St. Albans Raid
Banks & Banking in Lexington	22	70	Article by C. R. Staples;
Banks, early	01	32	First in Lexington, 1801;	Lexington, KY
Banks, early	07	52
Banks, early	07	95	Bank of Louisville, notes [1843];
Banks, early	11	68	Ten banks here in 1888;
Bardstown Cathedral	29	3	"Art Theft raises Question of Value" (from: Detroit News, December 8, 1952.); Paintings in St. Joseph's Cathedral, etc.
Bardstown Cathedral	30	23, 24	Story of recovery of paintings, etc.;
Barker, William	11	17, 18	Hanging of from courthouse window, July 10, 1858.;
Barker, William	15	81	Short sketch, my own (C-J);
Barker, William	20	46	Same account, my own (C-J);
Barker, William	33	32, 33	Lexington as a "Day of Violence." Story of the hanging of Barker (same article - mine);
Barker, William	36	3, 4	Lexington as a "Day of Violence." Story of the hanging of Barker (same article - mine);
Barlow, Milton	30	56	Marriage license (to Anastasia Thompson, May 19, 1846.);
Barlow, Thomas H. (Lexington Inventor)	01	92	Picture with grandson;	Thomas Harris Barlow; Thomas Barlow; Steam locomotives
Barlow, Thomas H. (Lexington Inventor)	02	75	Makes first rifled cannon, etc;
Barlow, Thomas H. (Lexington Inventor)	02	82	Barlow's planetarium, at Sayre;
Barlow, Thomas H. (Lexington Inventor)	02	83	Picture with grandson;
Barlow, Thomas H. (Lexington Inventor)	10	18	Story of his life and his planetariums, etc;
Barracks, the Old	29	11	[In Frankfort]
Barrow Unit #40	39	6, 7, 8	(Medical Unit from Lexington, in World War I, organized by Dr. David Barrow; personnel, etc.);
Barry, William T., monument	01	10	Account of, etc.;	William Taylor Barry; Fayette County Court House; Lyman Beecher Todd; B. C. Thomas
Barry, William T., monument	08	42	Article on Barry, by me;
Barry, William T., monument	12	62	Original photograph; removed 1898;
Barry, William T., monument	14	17	Advertisement, as lawyer, 1817;
Barry, William T., monument	20	86, 87	Life story, with pictures, etc. (my account of Barry);
Barry, William T., monument	27	11, 12, 13, 14	Life story, with pictures, monument (in Kentucky magazine, Spring 1943);
Barry, William T., monument	34	92, 93	Inscription (4 sides) on Monument;
Bartlett, W. F. V., Rev.	06	24	Likeness of;
Bates, Martin V. B., Capt.	10	110	Largest man ever from Kentcky, etc.;
Bates, Martin V. B., Capt.	13	6	Mention by Jay Jay, etc.;
Bates, Martin V. B., Capt.	22	108	Mentioned in article;
Bates, Martin V. B., Capt.	25	42, 43	"The Kentucky Giant," Story and Picture;
Bates, Martin V. B., Capt.	27	59	Life story and picture of;
Battleship "KENTUCKY"	28	96, 97	(Views of old ship & keel for new one - not finished);
Beard, Joseph	11	17, 18	Killed by Wm. Barker, on July 10th, 1858 - lynching of Barker;
Beard, Joseph	11	22	Funeral Notice of Joseph Beard; (Beard was buried in Lexington Cemetery, Section F, Lot 12. Born: August 15, 1812. Died: July 10, 1858.);
Beard, Joseph	15	81
Beard, Joseph	20	46	My Story
Beauchamp - Sharp Tragedy	17	70	Floor plan of Sharp house;
Beauchamp - Sharp Tragedy	17	70	Beauchamp's Trial (booklet) [facsimile, title page];
Beauchamp - Sharp Tragedy	18	16	In Frankfort, November 1825;
Beauchamp - Sharp Tragedy	18	45	Joel Scott house, view;
Beauchamp - Sharp Tragedy	18	88, 89	Beauchamp document and 2 signatures;
Beauchamp - Sharp Tragedy	19	65	Review of my book (Jay Jay);
Beauchamp - Sharp Tragedy	19	Back cover	Snap-shot of Beauchamp & wife's double grave;
Beauchamp - Sharp Tragedy	23	11, 12	"Beauchamp's Trial" from (Kentucky Whig, June 1, 1826.);
Beauchamp's Confession	23	23	Photostat of original edition (1826) [with copyright notice];
Beck House	12	84	On East High Street, History of; (Jas. B. Beck house);
Beck House	13	105	"Beck house is historic";
Beck's Boarding School, Lexington	25	45	Broadside and note to Henry Clay;
Belair	02	55	L. Combs residence, Fayette County;
Bellefonte Furnace	19	74	History of (near Ashland);
Belli, John, Maj.	02	82	Soldier-pioneer; mystery of;
Bell's Tavern	24	24, 25	Near Glasgow Junction;
Belmont Iron Furnace	33	41	[In Bullitt County];
Berea Christian Church	19	17	In Fayette County, on Ironworks Pike; history and view;
Bernstadt, Colony of	33	54, 55	(A bit of Switzerland, Laurel County);
Bethel Baptis Church	60	63	Historic Kentucky article about Bethel Baptist Church in Butler County.	Bethel Baptist Church; Butler County; Bethel Missionary Church; Log Buildings
Bethel College	05	28	Unites with Georgetown College;
Beware of a Villain	01	73	Notice of 1830 robbery at John McCracken's Tavern	John McCracken Tavern, Lexington, KY; Wickliff's Tavern; Robberies; Ritchie; Constable Hickman; Frankfort, KY
Bibliography of Kentucky History by J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	60	52, 53	University Press of Kentucy brochure announcing the publication of A Bibliography of Kentucky History by J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	A Bibliography of Kentucky History; Saturday Review of Literature; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; University of Kentucky Press
Bibliography of Kentucky History by J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	60	38	Review of A Bibliography of Kentucky History by J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; A Bibliography of Kentucky History; University of Kentucky Press
Bibliography of Kentucky History by J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	60	43	Review of A Bibliography of Kentucky History by J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	J. Winston Coleman, A Bibliography of Kentucky History
Big Bone Lick	23	71	History and sketch of;
Big Bone Lick	28	12, 13, 14, 15	History of, with pictures (C-J July 13, 1952.);
Big Bone Lick	n/a	n/a	In Historic Kentucky series.
Bill and description of surgery, 1977.	59	90	Bill from Moller, Morris, Brown, Ridenour and Isaacs, P.S.C. and information about surgery.	Moller, Morris, Brown, Ridenour, and Isaacs, P.S.C.; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.
Bill for Anesthesiology, 1976	59	32	Bill from Moller, Morris, Brown, Ridenour and Isaacs, P.S.C.	Moller, Morris, Brown, Ridenour, and Isaacs, P.S.C.; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.
Bill for surgery from Good Samaritan Hospital, 1955.	59	110	Good Samaritan hospital	Good Samaritan Hospital; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.
Bill from Lexington Clinic, 1955.	59	94	Bill from Lexington Clinic, 1955.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Lexington Clinic
Bill of Sale for slaves, Bracken County, 1932	60	96	Bill of sale for slaves in Bracken County, 1832.	Slavery; Bracken County; Malvina; Elijah Norton; Buckley Blasingame
Biography of Coleman, re: Woody Huston Prints	59	74	Biography of Coleman with notation re: Woody Huston's Prints	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Woody Huston
Biography of J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	59	17	Biography of J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.
Bird, Henry, Capt.	10	52, 53, 54	Invasion of Kentucky, in June 1780. [from Falmouth Outlook];
Bird, Henry, Capt.	14	80	See my sketch - Ruddell's Station;
Bird, Henry, Capt.	16	64, 65	British Cannon in Kentucky (C-J) (from my pamphlet);
Bird, Henry, Capt.	n/a	n/a	Also listed as Col. Byrd;
Birds in Kentucky	06	38	269 Species recorded, etc.;
Bishop, Ella - Camp	34	31	Civil War camp, Lexington;
Bishop, Ella - Camp	34	31	(Civil War Camp, Lexington) Picture and sketch;
Black Bess" - horse	12	26, 27	General J. H. Morgan's war horse;
Black, James D.	01	110	Black to be Governor of Kentucky. Black sworn in as governor when Governor Stanley joined the U.S. Senate	James D. Black; Augustus Owsley Stanley; Governors; Senators
Blackburn, Luke, Dr.	12	52	Governor of Kentucky & physician;
Blackburn, Luke, Dr.	29	15, 16	Story of; cholera, etc. (By Mrs. Darnell);
Blanchard, Asa	08	3	Lexington silversmith; story of and picture of cups, etc.;
Blank Page	01	136	Blank Page	Blank Page
Bloody Monday, in Louisville	10	106	Account of in 1855.
Bloody Monday, in Louisville	27	91, 92, 93, 94	Good account of the riot, August 6, 1855 (Courier-Journal);
Blue Grass Blade	10	73, 74, 75	Local paper by C. C. Moore
Blue Grass Fair Association	06	101	Stock certificate, 3 shares;
Blue Lick Springs	03	85	View of Blue Lick springs, etc.; (old woodcut-springs).
Blue Lick Springs	03	85	Group picture at; 1932;
Blue Lick Springs	07	58	In Nicholas County, etc.;
Blue Licks, battle of	01	22	History, etc.;	Battle of Blue Licks; Kentucky Progress Magazine
Blue Licks, battle of	03	61	Battle, described by Cotterill;
Blue Licks, battle of	03	86, 87, 88	150th celebration; snap-shots & newspaper stories about;
Blue Licks, battle of, Page 2	01	23	History, etc.;	Battle of Blue Licks; Kentucky Progress Magazine
Bluegrass (area)	03	120, 121	Historic points of interest in, etc.;
Bluegrass Historian and Author	60	108	Biography of J. Winston Coleman, Jr. from Timbered Tunnel Talk	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.
Bluegrass seed	03	50	Sketch of the industry; history;
Bluegrass seed	03	60	View; harvesting, sketch, etc.;

Bo-Bu

Subject	Volume	Page	Description	Keywords
Boats, packets, etc.	28	61, 62, 63, 64	Story of, with pictures;
Bodley, Temple	06	11	Kentucky historian, obituary;
Body of John Wilkes Booth	01	76	1931 investigation into the identity of a body claimed to be John Wilkes booth	John Wilkes Booth; autopsy; John St. Helen; Enid, Oklahoma; Orlando Scott
Bohon, KY	01	63	early history of	Jackie Bohon; Mercer County; Jimmy Wilson; Billie Yates; John Therelkeld
Bolivar St. Graveyard	18	19, 20	Account of; John Maxwell, senior;
Bond of plaintiff, to Obtain Attachment	60	21	Bond for payment of Damages to John Hunt and Richard Morgan.	John Hunt Morgan; Richard Morgan; Agricultural Deposit Bank of Lexington;
Book donations to the University of Kentucky by Belle Breezing Page 2	60	83	Article by William H. Townsend about Belle Breezing's donation of books to the University of Kentucky.	Belle Breezing; William H. Townsend; John W. Coleman, Jr.; Samuel H. Wilson; Thomas D. Clark; Mary Todd Lincoln House
Book donations to the University of Kentucky by Belle Breezing.	60	82	Article by William H. Townsend about Belle Breezing's donation of books to the University of Kentucky.	Belle Breezing; William H. Townsend; John W. Coleman, Jr.; Samuel H. Wilson; Thomas D. Clark; Mary Todd Lincoln House
Book List for Coleman books	60	88	List of J. Winston Coleman books	J. Winston Coleman; Kentucky: A Pictorial History; Famous Kentucky Duels; Masonry in the Bluegrass
Book List for Coleman books	60	89	List of J. Winston Coleman books	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Slavery Times in Kentucky; Some Historic Homes of Woodford County, Kentucky; Stage Coach Days in the Bluegrass
Book List for Coleman books	60	96	List of books by J. Winston Coleman, Jr.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; A bibliography of the Writings; The Casto-Metcalf Duel; Henry Clay's Last Legal Case
Book Plate	59	43	Kentuckiana Collection, My Book Plate. J. Winston Coleman's second book plate	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.
Book plate and Second Part of Eulogy	59		Bookplate from J. Winston Coleman, Jr. Scrapbook; Second Page of Eulogy	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Rotary Club of Lexington; Bruce Denbo
Book Review of the Squire's Memoirs from the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society.	59	76	Book Review of the Squire's Memoirs from the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; The Squire's Memoirs
Book Review of the Squire's Memoirs from the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society.	59	77	Book Review of the Squire's Memoirs from the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society.	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; The Squire's Memoirs
Book Shelf Scrap Book and Album	60		Title page for Educational Press scrap book; Coleman note says change to Vol. 60	Coleman Scapbook
Book Signing Announcement	59	5	Signing of Kentucky: A Pictorial History at the University Bookstore	J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Kentucky: A Pictorial History
Book Thieves Club, December 1942	60	19	Picture of the Book Thieves Club, 1942	Book Thieves (Literary Society); Samuel M. Wilson; Charles R. Staples; Frank L. McVey; Willilam H. Townsend; John S. Chambers; Claude W. Trapp; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Thomas D. Clark
Boone, Camp	09	11	Civil War camp, Louisville; with view; Leslie's paper;
Boone, Daniel	01	12	Story about, from Niles Register;	Daniel Boone
Boone, Daniel	01	29	"The Real Daniel Boone";	Daniel Boone
Boone, Daniel	01	30	"The Real Daniel Boone";	Daniel Boone
Boone, Daniel	01	31	"The Real Daniel Boone";	Daniel Boone
Boone, Daniel	01	64	Sketch and letter from Niles Register, 1816;	Daniel Boone; Niles Register 1816
Boone, Daniel	09	39, 40, 41	Daniel Boone cabin, Nicholas County;
Boone, Daniel	13	6	Story of Boone cabin (Nicholas County);
Boone, Daniel	13	61	Boone cabin, Nicholas County;
Boone, Daniel	15	10	Boone's view of Kentucky; Pilot Knob;
Boone, Daniel	17	8	Chester Harding portrait, etc;
Boone, Daniel	18	90	Cabin - restoration & picture [by Dr. Asbury];
Boone, Daniel	20	92	Programme - burial in Frankfort (September 12, 1845);
Boone, Daniel	01	17	Biographical clipping about Daniel Boone	Daniel Boone
Boone, Daniel (horse)	12	25	Famous Kentucky race-horse, etc.;
Boone, Squire	03	58	Stone in Richmond court-horse yard, with inscription, etc.;
Boonesborough	02	13	Tablet erected at Boonesborough;
Boonesborough	02	34	The Booneborough Convention;
Boonesborough	03	43	Drawing of the fort, etc.;
Boonesborough	05	87	History of pioneer settlement on Kentucky river; from Lexington Transcript, 1889;
Boonesborough	06	90	View of old river ferry; bridge;
Boonesborough	16	43	History of ferry, by Polk;
Boss, Old (Negro rag-picker)	33	22	(Nancy Anderson)
Botherum (Todd House)	01	4	History of old house;	John McMurtry; Madison Conyers Johnson; Sallie Ann Clay Johnson; James Allen Todd; Jamels Lane Allen; Ginko tree; Transylvania University; Walter Woodard; Horace Holley
Botherum (Todd House)	19	3	Old M. C. Johnson place; [Lexington Landmarks];
Botherum (Todd House)	29	62, 63	History of house, with 2 views;
Bourbon Academy	03	100	Short history of;
Bourbon Academy	09	65	Established in 1799; story about (in Bourbon County);
Bourbon County	12	17	Early Courts, where held, etc.;
Bourbon Furnace	35	12, 13	The Bourbon Furnace, (Young) (Tri-Weeky Kentucky Yeoman) Frankfort, Kentucky
Boyd, Robert S.	15	26	First burial in Lexington Cemetery (buried June 17, 1849);
Bracken County	16	16	History of, with view of Augusta College, etc.;
Bradford, Daniel, house	06	56	Chas. R. Staples born here; Democratic rooster here; document with signature of;
Bradford, Daniel, house	09	14	South Broadway & High streets, Lexington;
Bradford, John	03	122	His house, "Lindenhouse" 3rd Street;
Bradford, John	06	56	Document with signature;
Bradford, John	08	54, 55, 56	Long article, by Staples (Same as above)
Bradford, John	09	71	"First editor seeks title to Lexington";
Bradford, John	09	81	signature, as jury foreman, 1807;
Bradford, John	10	43	Account, with Kentucky Gazette;
Bradford, John	10	44	Death notice [died March 21, 1830];
Bradford, John	12	83	First printer in Ketucky;
Bradford, John	15	61-69	"John Bradford and Kentucky Gazette" by me (Ind. Quarterly);
Bradford, John	16	26, 27	"John Bradford and the Kentucky Gazette" (in Falmouth Outlook);
Bradford, John	20	4, 5, 6, 7	Long article, by Staples;
Bradford, John	20	57	Bradford, John, Mrs.;
Bradford, John	20	71	Bradford & Transylvania University;
Bradford, John	24	5	Affidavit - "Stone in Bladder";
Bradford, John	01	92	John Bradford original signature	John Badford
Bradford, Simon	20	83	Apprentice bond to Asa Blanchard to learn silversmith business (son of Fielding Bradford);
Bradley, O. L., residence	15	31	At Second and Upper (now Lexington clinic); picture and short sketch;
Bradley, William O., Gov.	09	32	"The Man that Broke the Solid South" (Illustrated American, 1895);
Breazing (Brezing), Belle, Mde. (Madam)	60	81	House of Belle Breezing: A Lament for that Historic Momument Destined Soon for Destruction in Lexington's Program of Urban Renewal. Poem about the demolition of the Belle Breezing House	Belle Breezing; Urban Renewal; Bruce Denbo
Breazing (Brezing), Belle, Mde. (Madam)	08	10, 11, 12	Famous "Madam" of Lexington, story about; obituary, etc. (Died Sunday, August 11, 1940); pictures at sale;
Breazing (Brezing), Belle, Mde. (Madam)	08	43	Picture of, and short notice; Died - Sunday Aug. 11, 1940.
Breckinridge home (Angliana Avenue)	12	70	Home of Menefee, Breckinrige, Huston, Molloy, etc (as being razed, May 1944);
Breckinridge, John C.	16	12	Notice of; statue.
Breckinridge, John C.	16	21	Notice of;
Breckinridge, John C.	19	23	Vice-President at 35, etc.;
Breckinridge, Robert J.	06	59	Deed of slave emancipation, 1850;
Breckinridge, Robert J.	06	64	Minister's bond, Fayette County [July 10, 1848];
Breckinridge, Robert J.	19	18	Pledge $300 to Clay Monument Association;
Brenner, Carl	31	34, 35	Kentucky Artist of 1870s & 1880s;
Brick Streets	01	90	1890 request for bids on the reconstruction of Third Street	Third Street, Lexington, KY.; Street paving
Brights Inn	01	9	Story of, with picture;	Bright's Inn; Lincoln County; Wilderness Road; John Bright
Brights Inn	01	10	Story of, with picture;	Bright's Inn; Lincoln County; Wilderness Road; John Bright
Bright's Inn	05	126 (couldn't locate on page)	About to be sold, etc.;
Bright's Inn	07	65	History of; in Lincoln County;
Broadsides	06	78	"How to reach Lexington, Kentucky" (1800);
Broadsides	10	65	Military (Regimental) muster;
Broadsides	18	54	Military discharge (R. M. Johnson);
Broadway Bar and Cafe, Lexington, KY	01	16	Advertisement for Broadway Bar and Cafe	Broadway Bar and Cafe; Lexington, KY
Broadway Christian Church	11	66, 67	75th year history, etc.;
Brochure from 1920 Senior Inspection Tour College of Engineering, University of Kentucky	59	40	1920 Senior Engineering Trip	College of Engineering, University of Kentucky; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.
Brower's Corner	12	59	Newspaper picture, etc.;
Brown, John Young, Gov.	06	102	Commission, with signature;
Brown, William	23	73	(Hung in Morgan County, for killing a peddler);
Bruen, James	02	32	Adv. of machinery and blacksmith shop;
Bryan Station	02	41	Bryan Station myth exploded, story by R. S. Cotterill;
Bryan Station	03	73	"Battle of Bryan Station," etc.;
Bryan Station	03	89	Account of the seige, attack;
Bryan Station	03	90	"History of Bryan Station" [from Kentuckian Cit. August 1932];
Bryan Station	09	15	Account of siege, 166 years ago (with unknown map);
Bryan Station	13	85	Monument at the spring, history;
Bryan Station	32	1, 2	Story of the Bryan Station House;
Bryan, Goodwin & Hunt, building	09	88	On site of Wolf, Wile Co. (burned December 14, 1921);
Bryan, Joseph, Dr.	06	36, 37	Obituary; medical bills; check to; etc.;
Bryan, William S.	05	120	Mss. expense account for searching for runaway slave Peter;
Buckner, Simeon B., General	18	46, 47	Article on and portrait.
Buena Vista	02	98	Old Todd home, in Franklin County [Robert S. Todd country home], here he died, of cholera, 1849;
Builders of Lexington	02	1-34	Series of 14 articles of the history of Lexington, by J. W. Norwood, from the beginning to 1912;
Bullitsburg Baptist Church part 2	01	39	In Boone County, history of [erected in 1797];	Bullitsburg Baptist Church; North Bend; Bullitt's Bottoms; Joseph Redding; William Cave; John Taylor; Boone County
Bullittsburg Baptist Church	01	38	In Boone County, history of [erected in 1797];	Bullitsburg Baptist Church; North Bend; Bullitt's Bottoms; Joseph Redding; William Cave; John Taylor; Boone County
Bullittsburg Baptist Church	24	91	History and sketch of;
Bullock residence	01	3	Second and Market, history of;	Bullock Residence; Thomas Bodley; Benjamin H. Latrobe; William A. Dudley; Daniel Vertner; Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
Burgin, Kentucky	01	3	How town received name, etc.;	Burgin; Mercer County; Add Thompson; Temple Burgin; Cane Run Church; Andrew Jackson
Burgoo sampling	01	48	Senator Perry Gaines samples Tandy Ellis' burgoo	Perry Gaines; Tandy Ellis; burgoo
Burk, Old	11	43	Friend of Govenor Shelby, story, etc.;
Burke, Sophie Lyons	19	24	Confidence operator; at Mount Sterling;
Burnet House Promissory Note	01	82	One of the Queen city's most famous hotels issued the tender	Burnet House; Cincinnati, Ohio; Promissory Notes
Burnt Tavern	60	60	Historic Kentucky article about the Burnt Tavern in Garrard County.	Burnt Tavern; Garrard County; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.;
Burnt Tavern	03	75	View of, short history;
Burnt Tavern	07	81	View of, Garrard county
Burnt Tavern	33	17	History of, with picture (About to be torn down) (June 13, 1956);
Burnt Tavern	33	19	Story of, as being razed (June 24, 1956);

C

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Cakes and Ale Club	08	33	Gives dinner to founder, Judge S. M. Wilson;
Cakes and Ale Club	12	7	Program, 1932;
Calmes, Marquis, tomb	06	54	View and history of [C-J October 14, 1934];
Calmes, Marquis, tomb	11	40	Story of Marquis, his home and stone tomb in Woodford County;
Campbell County	13	34	history of; Newport, as early county seat, etc.
Campbell County	15	1	History of; Newport, as early county seat, etc;
Cane Run Baptist Church	19	87	In Fayette County, on Iron Works Pike, near Donerail;
Capitol Hotel, Frankfort	01	59	After the fire; Cf: Johnson for killings there;
Capitol, Old, at Frankfort	05	34	Description; history and letter from Shryock quoted;
Capitol, Old, at Frankfort	08	20	History and picture, from Evening Post, Philadelphia, January 18, 1834;
Cardome (Girls School)	33	48	Scott County - Pictures and short story about;
Carroll County	19	91	Historical sketch, etc.;
Carrollton, city of	27	42, 43, 44	History of, pictures;
Carson, Kit	18	43	Marker, sketch of;
Carter, Leslie, Mrs.	09	1, 2	Lexington-born actress; life story; with birthplace;
Carty Block	07	99	History of the Carty block in Lexington;
Cassidy, Duncan	02	40	Several articles, in November 1927, styled: "The History of Lexington";
Cassidy, Duncan	02	46	Two more articles from "The History of Lexington";
Cassidy, Duncan	03	17	Two more articles from "The History of Lexington";
Castleton	03	96	On Iron Works Pikes; history of;
Casto-Metcalfe Duel (1862)	19	50	Drawing and short account of [C-J Magazine section]
Casto-Metcalfe Duel (1862)	19	57, 58, 59	Photostats of the affray (Near Dover, Kentucky);
Census of 1810	05	40-49	Heads of Families in Fayette County, with slaves, etc;
Centenary Methodist Church - Church and Broadway	29	64, 65	History of, with 2 views (now abandoned 1955);
Central Christian Church	06	60	History, as by Dr. A. W. Fortune;
Central Christian Church	19	54	History of, Dr. Fortune
Central Christian Church	24	4	Story of its building, 1893 [from Kentucky Leader];
Central Reel House	13	107	On North Limestone, between Vine and High Streets, view about 1895;
Charless City Directory (1806)	03	39	Facsimile of title page of Lexington's first city directory
Chaumiere du Prairie	01	66	Account of Colonel David Meade and his estate, Jessamine County;
Chaumiere du Prairie	05	32	"Four U. S. Presidents entertained";
Chaumiere du Prairie	05	117	Short account and history of;
Chaumiere du Prairie	10	16	Account of the sale of;
Chaumiere du Prairie	15	8	Picture; short sketch, etc.;
Chaumiere du Prairie	18	56	History of estate, etc.;
Chaumiere du Prairie	19	29	Pretentious Home (history of estate, etc.);
Cheapside	01	59	Short historical sketch;
Cheapside	02	31C	Sales on, court day, etc.;
Cheapside	05	31	Court-square in Lexington; view of;
Cheapside	05	32	History of;
Cheapside	06	95	Snap-shots views, 1921;
Cheapside	09	72	Cattle sale on, view, 1850's;
Cheapside	13	65	As a public square, etc. (history, J. L. Allen);
Cheapside	13	89	Newspaper view, in 1850's;
Cheapside	14	72, 73	Description of court-day, etc (with view about 1888);
Chenoweth Spring House	03	35	Site of the massacre, in 1789 [near Louisville];
Chenoweth Spring House	27	34, 35	Story of massacre;
Choctaw Indian Academy	05	90	Short account and history of;
Choctaw Indian Academy	07	56, 57	Colonel R. M. Johnson's Indian school at his farm in Scott County, etc.;
Choctaw Indian Academy	17	82, 83	Short history and views (My story);
Cholera epidemic	05	55	Described by Chambers, 100 years ago;
Cholera epidemic	05	88	Article on, by Joe Jordan, 1932;
Cholera epidemic	05	101	Broadside, by Dr. Daniel Drake
Christ Episcopal Church	07	68	Historical sketch, etc.;
Christ Episcopal Church	13	51	In Lexington; view and sketch;
Christ Episcopal Church	15	79	Early cost of construction, etc; with photostat of contract;
Cincinnati Southern	20	72, 73, 74, 75	History of railroad by Staples [part of C. N. O. & T. P.];
Cincinnati Southern	25	33	Historical sketch and record of;
Citizen, certificate	06	90	Certificate of citizenship, 1855 [in Harrison County, Kentucky];
Citizens Pact	15	50, 51	Citizens compact; division of lots, etc.; in early Lexington history;
City Hall	02	39	Records in cornerstone, 1927;
Civil War Round Table (Kentucky)	24	64	(formed: November 19, 1953);
Civil War, in Lexington	06	70-76	"Lexington in the War" Ranck;
Civil War, in Lexington	07	5	48th Penn Regiment here;
Civil War, in Lexington	07	80	Veterans reminiscneces, etc.;
Civil War, in Lexington	07	2, 3, 4	Lexington during war (by self);
Civil War, in Lexington	16	28, 29	"Civil War days in Lexington";
Clark, George Rogers, General	11	111	House, Mulberry hill (view);
Clark, George Rogers, General	20	65	Buried at "Locust Grove", etc.;
Clark, James, Govenor	06	55	Certificate for J. P.; signature;
Clark, Thomas D.	10	37, 38	Rena Niles story of; caraciture;
Clark, Thomas D.	11	14	Article by;
Clark, Thomas D.	13	1	Snap-shot at picnic (May 1941);
Clay Seminary, program	07	52	In North Middletown, 1859;
Clay, Cassius M.	01	82	View of and Dora Clay, etc.;
Clay, Cassius M.	02	55	Advertises for wife, 1898;
Clay, Cassius M.	04	104, 105	Deed of Emancipation for 6 slaves, with certificiate;
Clay, Cassius M.	06	79	Marriage license, February, 1833;
Clay, Cassius M.	06	79	Letter for issuing of license from E. Warfield;
Clay, Cassius M.	15	17	"Clay's death told in story";
Clay, Cassius M.	16	42, 43	Article on True American, (Smiley);
Clay, Cassius M.	17	91	White Hall, story about;
Clay, Cassius M.	23	70, 71	True American account, etc.;
Clay, Cassius M.	24	3	"Clay's Bowie" by me in C-J;
Clay, Cassius M.	24	45	Original letter (Lexington 1854);
Clay, Cassius M.	24	57	Prospectus of his memoirs;
Clay, Cassius M.	28	65	Original letter and envelope, 1894;
Clay, Cassius M.	29	40-44	Life Story, (Sue Thierman);
Clay, Cassius M.	30	5	Deposition of Dr. Bullock;
Clay, Cassius M.	30	71	Broadside (welcome home Mexican War);
Clay, Cassius M.	31	37	Broadside, Sheep Sale 1885;
Clay, Cassius M.	32	39	Turner side of the fight at Foxtown
Clay, Henry	05	18	Leading events in life of;
Clay, Henry	05	77	Appeal bond, with signature;
Clay, Henry	05	117	Clay's funeral, by Reverend Pratt;
Clay, Henry	05	127	Tax bill, 1851, in Clay's writing (lists slaves, farms, etc.);
Clay, Henry	05	137	Letter, with signature; bond, etc.;
Clay, Henry	06	48	Private coach, 2 views; article;
Clay, Henry	06	60	Clay office torn down, 1934;
Clay, Henry	06	88	Old office razed;
Clay, Henry	07	6	Admitted to Fayette bar;
Clay, Henry	09	72	Law office on Short Street;
Clay, Henry	12	23	Member of Lexington Jockey club
Clay, Henry	13	29	Programme of funeral;?
Clay, Henry	13	56	Original letter, dated Ashland, 1840, to Thos. C. Patrick, etc.;
Clay, Henry	14	3	Henry Clay anecdotes, etc.;
Clay, Henry	14	54	Visit to Clay in 1846;
Clay, Henry	14	1, 2	Henry Clay's will;
Clay, Henry	15	32	Tavern bill at West Sulphur springs;
Clay, Henry	16	53	Programme of funeral;
Clay, Henry	19	42	Clay's will, how made, etc.;
Clay, Henry	19	62	Church membership, etc. [confirmation];
Clay, Henry	20	64	Clay's 4 Ginko trees;
Clay, Henry	23	40, 41	Henry Clay's Coach restored and now at Ashland (with picture of coach and Mrs. Seay);
Clay, Henry	23	6, 7, 8, 9	Henry Clay: farmer and stockman (my documents in J:S:H);
Clay, Henry	24	28, 29	"Not for Publication" Clay letter, 1844;
Clay, Henry	24	34, 35	View of coffin, funeral, etc. (Gleasons Drawing Room Companion);
Clay, Henry	24	42, 43	Same story in Courier-Journal (my story).
Clay, Henry	24	58, 59	Henry Clay's private coach restored;
Clay, Henry	27	39	Henry Clay's mother keeps tavern, in Versailles, Kentucky
Clay, Henry	30	58, 59	"Entire Nation turned out to pay tribute to Henry Clay, etc." (death and funeral);
Clay, Henry	32	98, 99	Henry Clay Statue, Pottsville, Pennsylvania;
Clay, Henry - Monument	01	82	Cornerstone laid, July 4, 1857;
Clay, Henry - Monument	11	61	Contract to G. Bossi, Clay statue;
Clay, Henry - Monument	11	62	Checks & statement, A. Bullett, for Clay statue;
Clay, Henry - Monument	11	64	Henry Clay Monument at Lexington [from Harper's Weekly, July 4, 1857];
Clay, Henry - Monument	11	105	Subscription pledge to monument;
Clay, Henry - Monument	11	53	Contract for Clay statue (original mss);
Clay, Henry - Monument	12	56	Check to John Haly for final settlement of Clay monument $618.84 (original: date January 7, 1862);
Clay, Henry - Monument	12	56	Final account of John Haly for building the Monument, cost $54,263.84
Clay, Henry - Monument	12	56	Check to John Haly for final settlement of Clay monument $618.84 (original: date January 7, 1862);
Clay, Henry - Monument	13	7	Making 2nd Clay statue, 1909 (original photo);
Clay, Henry - Monument	13	86	Story and view of monument [Lexington landmark];
Clay, Henry - Monument	17	3	Original design (mausoleum) (Ballou's drawing room comp);
Clay, Henry (Ashland)	01	121	View of original building;
Clay, Henry (Ashland)	11	110	View of, ca. 1856;
Clay, Henry, Mrs.	20	28	Funeral notice (original);
Clay, Henry, Mrs.	20	29	Obituary (2);
Clay, Henry, Mrs.	27	39	Keeps tavern in Versailles, Kentucky;
Clay, Porter	17	46	Brother of Henry Clay; his shop, etc.; (from Lexington Landmarks);
Clay-Marshall Duel	34	16, 17	Original letter (January 19, 1809, date of duel);
Clay's Ferry bridge	10	35, 36	History and dedication;
Clay's Ferry bridge	18	15	History of and location (2 articles);
Clemens House	06	58	Famed hostelry, Danville;
Clinton College	27	30, 31	(History of Hickman County)
Clintonville, history of	01	36	Known as the "Stepps Cross Roads";
Clintonville, history of	12	17	History of churches, etc.;
Cobb, Irvin S.	03	101	Obituary from Christian Science Monitor, 1945;
Cobb, Irvin S.	07	13	Personal letter from;
Cobb, Irvin S.	11	48	Obituary, etc.;
Coffin, Levi and wife	02	50	as Underground Railroad agents;
Coldstream Farm	01	80	History of;
Cole Tavern	14	91, 92	Stood on Lexington-Leestown Pike);
Coleman family	02	14	Genealogy of, (Francis Smith);
Coleman family	02	104, 105	Obituaries of mother, father, and grandparents on both sides, etc.;
Coleman, David S. (grandfather)	06	94, 95	Sundry bills, executor's accounts;
Coleman, David S. (grandfather)	06	Back Cover	Wedding invitation for daughter, (to William Gentry) 1869;
Coleman, Henry Chiles and George S. Coleman	05	65	Funeral notice (my uncle), 1860;
Coleman, Henry Chiles and George S. Coleman	05	Back Cover	Funeral notice, George S. Coleman, 1878 (my uncle);
Coleman, John	06	18	Note and signature, Lexington December 1806, [great, great, great grandfather]
Coleman, John W.	02	106	Wedding invitation (May 20, 1897);
Coleman, John W.	06	23	Account of wedding to Mary Payne [A Beautiful Day] 1897;
Coleman, John W.	06	24	Original marriage license, 1897;
Coleman, John W.	10	71	Obituary; died July 28, 1929;
Coleman, John W.	12	66	My father, original photograph;
Coleman, John W.	13	7	Original photograph (ca. 1900?);
Coleman, John W.	16	12	Invitation to wedding, 1897;
Coleman, John W.	16 (?)	12 (?)	Affidavit of, 1924;
Coleman, John W. (Woodford County)	22	ALL	Records, bills, etc., as a hemp manufacturer, bagging, rope; during 1828-1832; (most of this volume devoted to the records of this man--my great, great-grandfather;
Coleman, Samuel "Pic Nic"	01	23	Broadside, 1865;
Coleman, Walter P.	11	82	Obituary of my brother from Sigma Nu magazine (The Delta);
Coleman, Walter P.	13	78	Obituary from Lexington Herald; (born: January 15, 1900, in Lexington, Kentucky. Died: August 22 ,1945 at Bon Air farm, on Newtown Pike, county.);
Coleman, Winston	09	69	Article by Robert L. Kincaid;
Coleman, Winston	09	102	Article by Fred G. Neuman;
Coleman, Winston	10	2	University of Kentucky Commencement, Litt. D.;
Coleman, Winston	10	39	Mentioned, Biblo Soc. of America;
Coleman, Winston	10	54	Coleman receives honorary degree;
Coleman, Winston	10	72	Coleman's Bibliography, etc;
Coleman, Winston	10	60, 61	Article on;
Coleman, Winston	10	60, 61	Rena Niles story about;
Coleman, Winston	12	59	Honorary degree, University of Kentucky;
Coleman, Winston	12	69	Mentioned in article, Clark;
Coleman, Winston	12	83	"Engineering Grad honored";
Coleman, Winston	13	38	Write-up, with photo (Kiwanian);
Coleman, Winston	13	66	Fred Neuman describes visit to;
Coleman, Winston	13	80	"Alumni notes" Univeristy of Kentucky honorary degree;
Coleman, Winston	13	109	Elected President, Sons of Rev.;
Coleman, Winston	14	61	Trip on L & N Railroad, 1947;
Coleman, Winston	14	61	"Howdy Colonel!", etc;
Coleman, Winston	14	67	Certificate of marriage, etc.
Coleman, Winston	14	14, 15, 16	"Kentucky Colonel-New Vintage";
Coleman, Winston	14	59, 60	"History writer for Kentucky" by Rena Niles, in Courier-Journal, 1946;
Coleman, Winston	15	18	Gets degree from University of Kentucky (1947);
Coleman, Winston	15	21	Group at Indiana University, 1943;
Coleman, Winston	15	21	"Kudos" from The Delta, 1947;
Coleman, Winston	16	11	"Writers account of Civil War days";
Coleman, Winston	16	29	"Kudos" from The Delta;
Coleman, Winston	16	1, 2	Kentucky's covered bridges", etc.
Coleman, Winston	18	21	Receives Litt. D. degree from U. K., 1947;
Coleman, Winston	18	59	Courier-Journal story from "Stage-Coach Days";
Coleman, Winston	18	61, 62	Burgoo Making" -- my story;
Coleman, Winston	27	55	Birthplace, and sketch of;
College of Engineering (University of Kentucky)	23	67	Class of 1920 - Thirty Years later (Pictures in 1920 & in 1950 - same positions) (This is my class at Univeristy of Kentucky)
College of the Bible	15	9	History; account of moving from Transylvania University campus, etc;
College of the Bible	17	22, 23	History of; new building, etc;
Collins, Floyd	06	99	Notice of; trapped on January 30, 1925;
Collins, Floyd	18	17	Grave and history of;
Collins, Floyd	20	8	Account of the tragedy;
Collins, Floyd	22	73	Story about - 25 years later [from Courier-Journal];
Colonel's Commission	06	Back Cover	Kentucky Colonel (own);
Colson-Scott Tragedy	19	61	Story of and history;
Columbus, Kentucky	18	39	Civil War Anchor & Chain;
Columbus, Kentucky	18	76	Columbus Academy (College);
Columbus, Kentucky	18	94	Town Laid off, etc.
Columbus, Kentucky	26	91, 92	County Seat of Jackson Purchase;
Combs, Franklin (monument)	10	72	Unusual description on this monument, killed by an assassin, etc.; in old Epis. Cemetery, East 3rd Street, (Son of General Leslie Combs);
Combs, Franklin (monument)	26	90	Story about and view of grave (from Lexington Herald, September 14, 1953);
Combs, Leslie, General	10	72	Son (Franklin) grave & unusual inscription - killed by assassin, etc.;
Combs, Leslie, General, house	15	30	Now stie of LaFayette hotel; also D. A. Loud residence;
Commercial College of Kentucky	13	109	At McAdams & Morford corner, etc.;
Confederate Government of Kentucky	24	39	Notes on;
Confederate States of America	05	16	History of the greal seal; its fate, etc.;
Confederate States of America	05	116	CSA flag hoistered at Frankfort;
Confederate States of America	05	142	Confederate bills, 3 - 2, 10, & $100;
Constitution Square	22	105	At Danville; replicas of 3 buildings (early Kentucky government; convention);
Cooper and Dunn drug store	03	12	Original photo, ca. 1908, at corner Main & Broadway, etc.;
Corn Island	03	59	Drawing of fort, at Louisville;
Corwine, Aaron H.	18	35, 36, 37	Early Kentucky portrait painter;
Cottage Grove	22	Back Cover	Home of John W. Coleman, rope & bagging mfgr, Woodford County, 1832;
Court House (Fayette)	15	94	First trial in, after erection in 1898-1900;
Court of Appeals	03	126	Picture of Judges, 1932;
Court, first in Lexington	23	79, 80	Story of Henry Clay; Francis Barrett, a Baptist preacher; court information, etc;
Covington, Kentucky	09	106	Colored picture, Market and Square;
Covington, Kentucky	17	1, 2	Short history and several views (from: Ballou's 1856);
Cox's Station	14	47	In Nelson County, history of;
Craig, James	11	45	Old Confederate soldier in Lexington;
Craig, Lewis, Reverend	13	1	Site of Travelling Church (in Lincoln County);
Crawford, Jane (Todd)	10	41, 42	Life story; account of operation, views, Dr. McDowell, etc.;
Crittenden, William Logan	23	81, 82	Lopez Expedition, 1851;
Crockett, Joseph, Colonel	11	43	Revolutionary soldier, etc.
Cross-Keys Tavern	05	61	History and account of fire; May 1934 (destroyed May 23, 1934);
Cross-Keys Tavern	18	56	Near Shelbyville, adv. of 1817;
Cumberland Gap	13	108	Story about: Henry Clay, etc;
Cumberland Gap	13	36, 37	Sketch, with photo of marker
Cumberland Gap	31	59	History and Story about (Middlesboro Daily News);
Cumberland Gap	39	3, 4	History of; Civil War part, etc.;
Cumberland Road	06	99	Short sketch of;
Curd House	01	82	Civil War script, $1.00;
Curd House	13	7	Original photo, ca. 1890;
Cythiana Covered Bridge	11	48, 49	History of: 3 articles, views,;
Cythiana Covered Bridge	17	7	Kentucky's Oldest Wooden bridge, etc.;
Cythiana, Kentucky	01	74	How named, history;
Cythiana, Kentucky	05	106	Clock weight damages court-house;
Cythiana, Kentucky	10	16	"Ghost with Toe Bones, etc"
Cythiana, Kentucky	17	6	Camp Bruce, view, etc.;
Cythiana, Kentucky	17	15	Story of early city, etc;
Cythiana, Kentucky	18	12	"Tragedy of 1812 still lives"

D

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Dallam, Major William S. house	18	18	Article & view of;
Danville, Kentucky	01	115	How named; sketch of, etc.;
Danville, Kentucky	01	5	Short history of;
Danville, Kentucky	03	41	First court-house in;
Danville, Kentucky	03	43	Short historical sketch;
Danville, Kentucky	10	6	Old court-house (Boyle);
Danville, Kentucky	16	34	First post-office west of Alleghenies;
Danville, Kentucky	18	24, 25, 26	First post-office west of Alleghenies;
Danville, Kentucky	19	49, 50	Deaf School in Danville
Danville, Kentucky	20	83	How named (Danville);
Daveiss, Jos. (Joseph) Hamilton	23	5	Document, with signature;
Daveiss, Jos. (Joseph) Hamilton	23	5	Letter, with signature;
Daveiss, Jos. (Joseph) Hamilton	23	49	Letter to David Meade;
Daviess Lodge No. 22	03	127	Seal of Masonic lodge, formerly in Lexington;
Davis, Jeff	18	73, 74, 75	Article on & sketch of;
Davis, Jeff	31	60, 61	Jefferson Davis Monument, Fairview, Kentucky (Pictures & history of);
Davis, Jeff C., General	14	31	Kills General Nelson, at Galt House; in Louisville, 1862;
Davis, Jefferson	02	51-C	Unveiling bust, Transylvania University, etc. [October 19, 1931];
Deaf School, Danville (Kentucky School for Deaf)	28	104	Being razed, February 1957;
Defeated Camp (McNitt) Massacre	33	64, 65, 66, 67	(in Laurel County) Story by Russell Dyche;
Devotion Lodge No. 160	17	44	Account & history; 100th anniversary;
Deweese, Farmer house (Also known as "White Cottage")	15	30	View and short sketch;
Deweese, Farmer house (Also known as "White Cottage")	18	2	Protestant Infirmary; Mention and short sketch of;
Deweese, Farmer house (Protestant Infirmary)	01	88	History and sketch;
Deweese, Farmer house (Protestant Infirmary)	12	72	"White Cottage" & Protestant Infirmary; history of, etc.;
Deweese, Farmer house (Protestant Infirmary)	18	20	Short sketch of;
Dewhurst, Thomas B.	01	115	First auto in Lexington, etc.;
Dewhurst, Thomas B.	05	26	Pioneer automobile man, in Lexington;
Dewhurst, Thomas B.	05	27	His "Dewabout" & letter to me;
Dixiana Farm - Major B. Thomas	01	112	In Fayette County; history of;
Dixiana Farm - Major B. Thomas	06	91	"Agents Beware" sign on gate;
Dixiana Farm - Major B. Thomas	15	19	Sign at front gate [Kentucky All Over];
Dixiana Farm - Major B. Thomas	18	17	Sign at front gate;
Doctors, early Kentucky	03	56, 57	Views of several, including McDowell, Yandell, W. L. Sutton, etc.;
Donerail	24	88, 89	How named, etc. [also Donneraille];
Donovan, Herman L.	08	28	Names President of University of Kentucky [picture & story];
Drake, Daniel, Doctor	05	101	Broadside for "Cure of Cholera";
Drennon Springs, in Henry County	30	57	(noted Kentucky watering-place) Story of; old hotel, etc. (Western Military Institute here);
Dudley Road, hous - 405	06	67	Model Home, our first home after we married (from 1930-1936), etc.;
Dudley, Benjamin W., Doctor	15	43	Jouett portrait of, with sketch;
Dudley, Benjamin W., Doctor	16	4	Thesis for M. D. at University of Pennsylvania;
Duels	09	42, 43	Rowan-Chambers Duel (February 1801) (story by Ben Johnson);
Duels	09	54	Wells-Roberts Duel
Duels	12	96	First Duel in Kentucky (photostat);
Duels	12	43, 44, 45	Duelling in Old Kentucky;
Duels	15	91	Taylor-Harrison Duel;
Duels	15	102, 103	Jackson-Dickerson duel (2 accounts, unidentified);
Duels	19	57, 58, 59	Casto-Metcalfe Duel;
Duels	22	106, 107	"Dead Shots Lived Longest in Duel Days,";
Duels	29	5	Duelling Pistols of Judge J. Rowan;
Duels	30	3, 4	True Story of Jackson-Dickerson Duel [Courier-Journal, 1893];
Dufour, John	17	32	Pioneer vineyard, Jessamine County;
Duveneck, Frank	11	1, 2, 3	Ky. artist -- sketch of and biog, account of.

E

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
East Hickman Baptist Church	13	9	In Fayette County, Tates Creek Pike;
Eastern Kentucky Railroad	29	1, 2, 3	Long history of; established in 1866;
Eastern State Hospital (Asylum)	03	20	In Lexington; view; built in 1824;
Eastern State Teachers College	07	101	History of;
Elizabeth Station Church	03	104	On F. & C. Railroad, Bourbon County;
Elkhorn Association	03	123	Of Baptists, in Woodford County;
Ellerslie, or Todd home	10	82, 83	An account: "The Passing of a Shrine";
Ellerslie, or Todd home	14	56	Snap-shot, made ca. 1915;
Ellerslie, or Todd home	15	17	"Old Landmark being Razed" (good history of) (January '47);
Ellerslie, or Todd home	16	18	"Ellerslie razed";
Ellerslie, or Todd home	19	25	Account and history of; view;
Elliott, John Milton, Judge	20	106, 107, 108	Life story and assassination [Floyd County Times];
Elmwood (David Barrow) house	01	4	Short account of;
Elmwood (David Barrow) house	12	85	At Fourth and Walnut Street; history of;
Episcopal Cemetery, old	06	27, 28	"Old Third Street Cemetery" (with list of burials);
Episcopal Cemetery, old	10	107	On East 3rd Street; cholera victims; headstones, etc;
Episcopal Cemetery, old	13	87	Account of, with sexton's house [Lexington Landmarks];
Episcopal Cemetery, old	14	54	Sexton's cottage - history, etc;
Episcopal Cemetery, old	17	28	List of burials, view, etc. [Lexingon Landmarks];
Episcopal Theological Seminary, old	10	50	View of, from street.
Episcopal Theological Seminary, old	11	16	On W. 2nd Street, history of.
Estill Springs	31	21	Watering-place;
Estill, James, Captain	16	14	Kentucky pioneer; sketch of;
Estill's Defeat	18	86, 87	In Madison County, etc.;
Estill's Defeat	25	86, 87	Estill's Defeat, or Battle of Little Mountain;
Ewalt's Cross Roads	12	53	Home of Jos. Ewalt, etc.;
Exposition of 1984-5	10	104	Bridge across Main Street, view;

F

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Fair Grounds, old	02	85	Racing history made, etc.;
Fair Grounds, old	06	75	Old photograph;
Fair Grounds, old	09	72	Ranck's article on;
Fair Grounds, old	14	43	Old grandstand, notes on;
Fair Grounds, old	18	6	view of, in 1891;
Fair Grounds, old	18	71, 72	History and view, etc.;
Fair Grounds, old	27	29	Old Fair Grounds (U. K. site);
Fair Play, statue	17	50	At Elmendorf, view, etc. (Lexington Landmarks);
Fairbank, Calvin, Reverend	14	27	Calvin Fairbank dead", 1898 (unidentified newspaper clipping);
Fairbank, Calvin, Reverend	15	73	Original letter, written from the Lex. slave jail, Oct. 1844.
Fairlawn, residence	12	24	Home of Doctor Dudley, General Withers;
Fairview Tavern	05	12	Famous old hostelry in Fleming County; Doggett tavern;
Falmouth	01	15	Early history of;
Falmouth	19	8	"Birdseye view of, 1870";
Farmers & Traders Bank	03	128	Another certificate to David S. Coleman (grandfather);
Farmers & Traders Bank	06	108	Original check, with 2 cent stamp;
Farmers & Traders Bank	09	111	Lexington; stock certificate, 1876: (to grandfather Coleman);
Farmers Bank of Kentucky	08	63	$20 bill, portrait of John J. Crittenden, Governor of Kentucky
Farmington (Speed House)	15	96, 97, 98	Sketch, floor plans, drawings by Jefferson, etc.;
Farmington (Speed House)	33	46	[The old Joshua Speed home, near Louisville, Kentucky] Sketch, Picture - plan to restore;
Fayette County	02	87	Relics in cornerstond box [C-H];
Fayette County	02	49	Has no old-age pension, etc.;
Fayette County	02	97	Population (in 1931) 68,525;
Fayette County	03	5	Dirt roads, one toll gate, 1922;
Fayette County	03	18, 19	Historical landmarks, along highway, Dixie Highway,etc.;
Fayette County	03	32	3rd courthouse, view; drilling on Cheapside, etc.;
Fayette County	03	88	Early history of; fire of clerks Levi Todd's office, etc.
Fayette County	05	66	3rd court-house described; with D. Sutton mention, etc.;
Fayette County	05	74	Safe, in clerk's office, robbed;
Fayette County	05	40-49	Census - heads of families, 1810;
Fayette County	13	29	Old brick court-house, view;
Fayette County	13	66	Ranck writes on court-houses;
Fayette County	13	Back Cover	3rd (old brick) court-house [original photo]
Fayette County Court-Houses	07	104, 105	History of 5 court-houses (by self)
Fayette County Court-Houses	09	98	Contents of cornerstone, 1883;
Fayette County Court-Houses	09	107	Original photo, after fire, 1897;
Fayette County Court-Houses	12	65	Photograph, after fire, 1897;
Fayette County Court-Houses	13	7	Original photo, after fire, 1897;
Fayette National Bank	06	109	View, under construction, etc.;
Ferrill, London, Reverend	05	116	Noted slave preacher; funeral;
Ferry, River	12	90, 91	Story of with pictures, on Kentucky rivers;
Filson Club	05	143	View of, in reading room, 1934;
Filson, John	11	39	Kentucky historian - view of, likeness, etc.;
Filson, John	17	101, 102, 103	John Filson: Prophet of Kentucky (story by John Walton);
Filson, John	19	33	Rearly Kentucky historian;
Fire companies	06	96, 97	Articles, etc.; - Independent Fire Company No. 1, Lexington;
Fire Department	03	117, 118, 119	History of Lexington fire department;
Fire Department	08	50	Old views, story about;
Fire Department	20	63	Lexington's first "steamer", etc.;
Fire Department	23	4	History of, with reel house, etc.;
Fire Insurance Companies	06	96, 97	Constitution, or Arrticles of the Independent Fire Company, No. 1 [Lexington, 1816]
Fire Insurance Companies	06	40, 44	Original fire insurance policy, issued in Lexington, in 1850 [Lexington Fire, Life & Marine Insurance Company]
Fire Stations	03	93	Old stations and departments in city;
Fires in Lexington	03	108, 109	"Disastrous fires in Lexington recalled" by P. A. O'Brian (O'Brien).
Fires in Lexington	05	24	Morgan's hemp factory (May 1, 1889);
Fires in Lexington	14	48	Old Lexington Country Club (October 19, 1925);
Fires in Lexington	15	38	Important fires, listed 1820-1947 (with some additional ones);
First Baptist Church	14	68	On West Main Street; view and sketch;
First National Bank & Trust Co.	06	107	History of; portrait of Jacob Hughes;
First National Bank & Trust Co.	12	102	History of; Ninety Years old;
First Presbyterian Church	14	53	Sketch and history of;
First Presbyterian Church	16	89	Sketch by Gribbin, and story of the oldest church in city;
Fleming County court-house	07	1
Fleming County court-house	25	25, 26	Views;
Fleming County court-house	Information		Designers & builders - James Eckels & Daniel Stockwell; it is of Georgian design & brick construction; the brick having been burned on the ground by slaves of the two contractors. Several years required to erect it; completed in 1829. The 2nd court hous
Floods	03	67, 68, 69	Lexington flood of August, 1932;
Floods	07	60	Great Kentucky flood, January, 1937;
Football	01	79	old Kentucky State College team, etc.;
Football	07	100	Football teams, old;
Football	08	17	First gridiron clash (1880) between Transylvania University & Centre College;
Football	09	55, 56	Immortals of 1898; picture and story;
Football	17	2	First Game west of Alleghenies between Transylvania University & Centre, 1880.;
Forest Retreat	05	76	Old Governor Metcalfe home;
Forest Retreat	07	96	Old tavern; history, etc.;
Forest Retreat	19	105	Sketch of Metcalfe house & tavern;
Forest Retreat	23	1	Old tavern; drawing; sketch;
Forest trees in Kentucky	02	83	List of, that grow in Kentucky;
Forkland	03	21	On forks of Hickman Creek & townfork of Elkhorn; history of;
Forrest Park, subdivision	13	1	Named for Doctor L. Herr; etc. (On South Limestone);
Fort Nelson	03	48	Drawing, in 1782; Louisville;
Fort Springs Church	09	68	On Versailles Road, burned, December 1943 (at Slickaway, Kentucky);
Fort Springs Church	24	88, 89	Fort Spring, how named, history;
Fort Thomas, Kentucky	01	106	Sketch and history of the memorial water tower, etc.;
Fortifications, Ancient	22	98	In Fayette County;
Foster, Stephen	14	11	"Poor poet" from Pathfinder;
Foster, Stephen	15	1	His body not obtained by Kentucky
Foster, Stephen	24	76-80	Legend of Stephen Collins Foster (Saturday Evening Post - by Butterfield);
Fox, Chief William Red	06	26	Indian chief, stops in Lexington;
Fox, John, Jr.	01	36	Life story of, etc;
Fox, John, Jr.	06	18	Original letter from, December 1897;
Fox, John, Jr.	06	52	Obituary and life story; [died July 8, 1919];
Fox, John, Jr.	06	56	Death and burial at Paris, Kentucky;
Fox, John, Jr.	07	35	Obituary, life story, etc.;
Fox, John, Jr.	16	57	Life story, death, burial, etc, [from Kentuckian-Citizen];
Frankfort & Cincinnati Railroad	30	10, 11	View of Passenger Car;
Frankfort, city of	10	108	Steamboat, on Kentucky River;
Frankfort, Kentucky	01	112	How named, history, etd.;
Frankfort, Kentucky	09	97, 98	"Frankfort's Bridges";
Frankfort, Kentucky	14	92, 93	Frankfort Cemetery; list of burials;
Franklin Advocate	03	52	First Kentucky University newspaper: at Harrodsburg, Kentucky;
Franklin Springs	30	32	(In Franklin County); A famed Kentucky Watering-Place (by Mrs. Darnell);
Franklin, Ben	09	98	"Interesting figure, etc" (Negro): (son of George Robertson?);
Freckman, Ben	10	71	Rare photos of Lexington;
Freedom Train	16	33, 86	In Lexington, etc.;
Freemasonry, In Kentucky	01	57, 58	Short history of;
Freemasonry, In Kentucky	01	61, 62	Grand Lodge found'd, 1800;
Freemasonry, In Kentucky	01	62	Lexington Masonic Temple, corner-stone laid, 1913;
Freemasonry, In Kentucky	01	69	Early Masonry in Lexington by self;
Freemasonry, In Kentucky	01	120, 121	"Freemasonry in Lex, 1861-1913";
French Emigrees	08	7	Story of early French settlers in Lexington, etc.;
Frost, William Godell	02	34	Article on founding & early days of Berea College;
Funeral notices	09	58	Samuel M. Coleman, 1870;
Funeral notices	09	91	Robert Wickliffe (Old Duke);
Funeral notices	09	91	H. Boone Ingels, 1866;
Funeral notices	09	108	Miss Meredith Peter, 1878;
Funeral notices	19	110	Mrs. Sallie Howard Woolley;
Funerals	05	28	Data and account of Mt. (mountain?) funerals;
Funerals	09	9	Kentucky mountain funeral, view, etc.;
Funerals	13	2	Description of mountain funerals;

G

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Gallatin County	17	7	Short history, sketch, etc.;
Gardener, William V., Reverend, D. D.	23	35	New pastor, First Presbyterian Church;
Garrard, James, Govenor	12	95	Sketch of Kentucky Second Governor;
Gasoline Mileage Coupons	11	37	Types of ration coupons used in World War II;
Georgetown	01	28	Short history; how named, etc.;
Georgetown	03	29	Historical sketch of;
Georgetown	14	19	Never-failing spring; "Big Spring";
Gilbert's Creek Baptist Church	03	38	View in graveyard; 2 miles from Lancaster, Kentucky;
Gillis, Ezra, Professor	20	49	Article by Allan Trout;
Giron, Mathurin	05	85	Old tavern keeper; mss lease, with photo of his confectionery, 1933;
Giron, Mathurin	06	30	Signature of Giron & Wife, 1844;
Giron, Mathurin	09	86	Original tavern license, 1828 (with his signature);
Giron, Mathurin	13	7	Original photo of confectionery, 1895?;
Giron, Mathurin	19	98	Confectionery described;
Glasgow Junction	24	24, 25	With sketch of Bell's Tavern, etc.;
Glass, glass-works	09	60	Early Kentucky Glass;
Glass, glass-works	11	15	Louisville glass works;
Goat Castle, Natchez	08	40, 41	Goat Castle in Natchez accounts & pictures;
Goat Castle, Natchez	19	35 ?	Goat Castle story;
Goat Castle, Natchez	24	35	Miss Dockery's obituary;
Goddard House, old	07	75	In Maysville; sketch of; (couldn't locate in scrapbook)
Goebel Assassination	01	35	Account of the killing, etc.;
Goebel Assassination	07	58	Goebel-Taylor race; account of;
Goebel Assassination	12	85	Clothes of Goebel, in Georgetown courthouse, etc.;
Goebel Assassination	16	85	Story of the Goebel Affair, at Frankfort, January 30, 1900
Goebel Assassination	17	64, 65	Irvin S. Cobb's story of;
Goebel Assassination	17	66, 67	Collier's magazine, account, November 1904;
Goebel Assassination	17	68, 69	Harper's Weekly, story of;
Goebel Assassination	19	110	The killing of Goebel, etc.;
Goebel Assassination	22	76	Account of (good);
Goff, Sudduth	11	5, 6, 8, 9	Artist and sketch of; works;
Goff, Sudduth	13	30	Kentucky portrait painter, works of;
Goff, Sudduth	15	81, 82	Account of life & works [Courier-Journal, March 20, '49]
Governors, of Kentucky	03	80-83	Portraits of; to Flem Sampson;
Governors, of Kentucky	07	94	Sketch of, etc.;
Governors, of Kentucky	09	57	"Clements is 44th to serve.."
Graham Springs, Harrodsburg	06	103	"Historic resort bought"; sketch;
Graham Springs, Harrodsburg	07	58	Kentucy Watering Place, history, etc.;
Graham, Christopher C., Doctor	01	76	"Memories of Dr. Christopher Columbus Graham";
Graham, Cottage	33	30, 31	Named for Robert Graham; home of Transylvania University Presidents, etc.;
Granard, township of	05	59	Incorporated, 1886, near Lexington; (mentions Neal McCoy, etc.);
Granard, township of	24	6	Sketch about;
Grant County	25	27	Historical sketch of;
Grant, Thomas, home	17	51	View of and story about; (from Lexington Landmarks);
Gratz Park	09	89	View, with sleet; gates of;
Gratz Park	29	58, 59, 60	Story, with pictures (Sue Thierman, in Courier-Journal);
Gratz, Rebecca	02	103	Letter to Jewish Society, etc.;
Gratz, Rebecca	05	37	Gives letters to Society, etc.;
Graves, Cox & Co.	14	2	Opened in 1889; view, etc.;
Graveyards, pioneer	12	93	In Fayette County, with revolutionary soldiers, etc.;
Graveyards, pioneer	15	43	In Fayette County;
Green Hills, (columns standing)	09	90	Jas. B. Haggin's fine home;
Green Hills, (columns standing)	10	85	Old James B. Haggin home, etc.;
Green Hills, (columns standing)	18	20	View of residence, etc.;
Green-Baldwin killing	16	21	at Phoenix, while Breckinridge statue on Cheapside was being unveiled; etc. (Tom Green killed Lew Baldwin);
Grundy, Felix	05	79, 80	Early Kentucky lawyer; sketch;

H

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Haggins, John	10	79	Escape from Indians;
Haly, John	12	56	Final settlement, Henry Clay monument;
Haly, John	12	56	Final check for Henry Clay monument;
Haly, John	12	57	Original estimate for Clay monument;
Haly, John	12	58	Letter from, or agreement, etc.;
Haly, John	16	35	Proposals for work; check;
Haly, John	18	54	General contractor for Henry Clay Momument in Lexington Cemetery (1857-61);
Hamburg Place	05	16	Three mile from Lexington on Winchester Pike; five Derby winners foaled here;
Hamilton, John (rope walk)	09	2	Account of his rope walk, etc.;
Hamilton-Sanderson killing	15	18	Good account of; in Metcalfe County; in year 1818;
Harbut, Will	17	110	Groom, Man o' War, died, 1947;
Hardin, Fort	01	111	Sketch of old Fort Hardin, at Hardinsburg, Kentucky 1780;
Hargis, Jim	09	33	"The human side of Jim Hargis" (Illustrated American, 1908);
Harpe, Big & Little (outlaws)	08	21, 22	"Sketch of the Harpes" from Saturday Evening Post, Philadelphia, September 19, 1835;
Harpe, Big & Little (outlaws)	39	16-20	Account of Big & Little Harpe (The Messenger, Central City);
Harper, Jacob and Betsie	10	91, 92	Murdered in their home (Nantura) in Woodford County, Kentucky;
Harrod, Fort	03	38	View of fort, drawn from data;
Harrod, Fort	10	66, 67, 68	Described in 1791 by B. Van Cleve, with views, etc.;
Harrod, James, Colonel	06	21	Founder of Harrodsburg; copy of his will, etc.;
Harrodsburg, Kentucky	01	112	How named; sketch of, etc.;
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	06	103	Hart Model "Woman Triumphant";
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	06	105	Story by Carl Bernhardt;
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	07	78	"Work of Hart Destoryed";
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	09	13	"Joel T. Hart: Kentucky Sculptor" (by self) (Antiques, November 1947;
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	09	107	Woman Triumphant destroyed: May 14, 1897 (with pictures);
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	11	44, 45	"Original Plaster Model, etc.";
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	11	46, 47	"Hart's Plast Bust of Jackson and Dudleyà";
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	11	58, 59, 60	"The Public carried away H's masterpieceà" [Courier-Journal April 3, 1938];
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	11	90-93	Story of life and works, with pictures (Courier-Journal, February 14, 1954);
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	13	70, 71	Hart, as a great artist;
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	16	19, 20	"J. T. Hart: Kentucky Sculptor";
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	23	12	Henry Clay Statue, Louisville;
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	37	28, 29	Story, Hart;
Hart, Joel T. - Sculptor	39	48	Henry Clay Statue, Richmond;
Hart, Thomas home	09	82	Short history; built 1794;
Hart, Thomas home	15	12	View and short sketch; (2nd and Mill Streets);
Hartland	24	50	Home of Senator Camden, near Versailles (razed 1952);
Hatfield, "Devil Anse"	17	71	Picture;
Hatfield, "Devil Anse"	22	90-95	Hatfields, Human side of (story of feud; pictures, etc.);
Hatfield, "Devil Anse"	23	13	Picture with men;
Hays, Will S.	15	27, 28	Kentucky song-writer; story, etc.; (born in Louisville, 1837);
Head, Jesse, Reverend	14	22-27	"A Preacher and A Shrine";
Head, Jesse, Reverend	16	23	History of the historic marriage, Jesse Head, etc; L's parents;
Heinrich, Anton Philip	06	4	"Kentucky yesterdays and tomorrow";
Helm Place, Fayette County	01	135	History of, by Mrs. Simpson;
Helm Place, Fayette County	24	60-63	Story of, with pictures (Sue & John Theirman);
Helm, Ben Hardin, General	15	22	My review of McMurtry's book;
Helm, John L, Governor	05	138	Signature and document;
Helm, Katherine, Miss	03	11	"Mary, Wife of Lincoln" (book) her story of;
Helm, Katherine, Miss	07	1	Fayette county artist and author; obituary of, etc.;
Hemp Industry, in Kentucky	03	34	Notes and history of;
Hickman County, Kentucky	18	92-96	History of;
Hickman County, Kentucky	25	66-72	Civil War in;
Hickman County, Kentucky	28	53, 54, 55	Historical Sketch;
High ball signal	09	12	View, at South Railroad, Lexington;
High Bridge	07	75	Near Shakertown, Kentucky; story of;
Highland Place	22	Back Cover	Coleman farm, Newtown Pike, original photo, ca. 1898 (home of J. W. Coleman);
Highways, old	05	6	Mileage on old Kentucky highways;
Highways, old	05	17	Kentucky highways in 1813;
Hill House, Maysville	05	31	Short notice of old hotel;
Hillandale	19	2	Samuel Look place, on Muir Pike [Lexington Landmarks];
Hill-Evans Feud	06	105	"Famous Feud Recalled";
Hill-Evans Feud	18	67	Short account; Garrard Company.;
Hill-Evans Feud	34	9	Short history of, with picture of house of Oliver P. Hill
Historical & Phil Society of Ohio	18	75	Life certificate, sketch, etc.;
Holeman, Jacob H. (of Frankfort	23	75	Subpoena for arrest, for killing Francis G. Waring in a duel, July 16, 1819, in Franklin County, Kentucky; See Coleman "Famous Kentucky Duels" Chapter 5
Hopemont - Morgan house	01	130	Home of General J. H. Morgan, at corner of Second and Mill Streets, history, etc.;
Horse farms	10	110	Fayette horse farms, 1883 (from Ranck's Guide);
Hoskins Cross Roads	05	106?	In Garrard County; later on called Camp Dick Robinson; adv of Robinson;
Howard, James (Jim)	05	21	See also: Henry Youtsey;
Howard, James (Jim)	27	44	Died: February 1, 1954, at Covington, Kentucky. (Three times convicted as slayer of Govenor Goebel);
Hughes, J. W., Reverend	01	56	Founder of Asbury, died;
Hunt, William Gibbs	05	9, 10	Early western journalist, in Lexington, etc.;
Hunters of Kentucky	15	39	Original broadside (song) "The Hunters of Kentucky";
Hurricane Hall	02	45	History of; on Georgetown Pike;
Hutchinson	03	90	Settlement, in Bourbon County;

I

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Ingelside	01	80	An account and history of;
Ingelside	06	68, 81	Marriage of W. S. Payne & E. L. Ingels there;
Ingelside	13	81	Old J. Bruen home, history of;
Ingles, Henry Boone	06	68	Note, for $85.85, with signature;
Ingles, Henry Boone	06	80	Marriage license to Eliz. L. Bruen;
Ingles, Henry Boone	09	91	Funeral notice, 1866;
Inglis (Ingles), Mary	03	84	Story of; trail named for, etc;
Interurban cars	07	98	History of and final abandonment, etc.;
Interurban cars	15	115?	Shelbyville-Louisville abandoned;
Iron Furnaces	09	21, 22, 23	Mt. Savage Furnace;
Iron Furnaces	13	3	Mt. Savage Furnace, Carter County;
Iron Furnaces	13	40, 41, 42	Old Nelson Furnace, Nelson County
Iron Furnaces	14	87	"Kentucky's First Ironworks" (Old furnace);
Iron Furnaces	14	86	Old Kentucky Furnaces;
Iron Furnaces	14	88	Iron Furnaces in Greenup County;
Iron Furnaces	15	74-78	Story of William kelley; furnaces;
Iron Furnaces	15	78	Bourbon Furnace, views, etc.;
Iron Furnaces	15	90	In Carter County, et al;
Iron Furnaces	17	18	Bourbon Furnace, views, etc.;
Iron Furnaces	25	90, 91	Mt. Savage and others;
Iron Furnaces	28	36	Airdrie Furnace, Muhlenberg County;
Iron Furnaces	29	61	Fitchburg Furnace, Estill County;
Iron Furnaces	30	8, 9	Old Furnaces, Greenup County;
Iron Furnaces	35	12, 13	(Kentucky Yeoman, June 19, 1884);
Iron Furnaces	36	19	History of, in Kentucky (My story, June 23, 1957);
Ironwork, early	14	87	"Kentucky's First Ironworks" (Old furnace);
Ironwork, early	19	13,14,15,16	Of Central Kentucky; article by Clay Lancaster [Antiques magazine]

J

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Jackson County	03	17	No gold found there; analysis (report of W. R. Jillson);
Jackson Hall	08	26	Sold to David Ades for $40,000 [picture and story, razed];
Jackson Hall	10	55	Old Market House, razed 1941 (originial photo);
Jackson Hall	15	95	Photo and short sketch;
Jackson Purchase	18	95, 96	Jackson's Treaty with Indians;
James, Jesse	07	55	Robs Mommoth Cave stage;
James, Jesse	07	63	Notes on James' parents;
James, Jesse	08	34	Story of watch, re: robbery;
James, Jesse	11	14	Sketch of early lives, parents;
James, Jesse	12	52	Story of James boys; (Parents married in Scott County, December 28, 1841. Jesse James born in Missouri- September 5, 1847; killed April 3, 1882 (St. Joesph, Missouri); Frank James born January 10, 1843 (Kearney, missouri); died February 15, 1915.
James, Jesse	16	9, 10	Stage-Coach robbery;
James, Jesse	22	108	Mentioned in article;
James, Jesse	27	75	Bank robbery (Dragnet magazine);
James, Jesse	27	82-86	Account of Russellville bank robbery;
James, Jesse	27	79, 80, 81	Robbin Russellville bank;
James, Jesse	33	5	James boys in Woodford County;
Jefferson, Lucy	10	89, 90	Sister of President Jefferson, etc., and her home in Livingston County; the Lewis brothers tragedy;
Jefferson, Thomas	16	7	Original bill (blacksmith) showing slave fetters, iron collar, etc.;
Jessamine County	17	32	Pioneer vineyard, John Dufour, failed to materialize, etc.;
Jews, early	03	10	Their part in early Lexington; Benj. Gratz, etc.;
Jim Crow, jump	03	42	"First on de heel tap, den on de toe" "heel-a-rciking" dance, in 1832;
Jockey Club	14	51	Met in 1797, going for 145 years;
John Bradford Association	02	98	Founded 1916; history of;
Johnson Collegiate Institute	n/a	n/a	Original broadside, 1857;
Johnson, Edward P.	06	40	Stage-coach kind, letter from;
Johnson, R. M., Colonel	07	56, 57	Choctaw Academy, in Scott County;
Johnson, R. M., Colonel	15	19	"Colonel Johnson & Tecumseh" [The Reporter, February 14, 1817];
Johnson, R. M., Colonel	20	56	Johnson slaying Tecumseh (Newspaper clipping);
Johnson's Inn	03	92	View and sketch of;
Johnson's Inn	07	59	Sketch and history of;
Johnson's Inn	17	84, 85	History and sketch, views, etc. (by Betty Lee Mastin);
Johnston, Albert Sidney, General	28	38, 39	Birthplace restored;
Jones, Casey (railroader)	12	27	Story about;
Jones, Casey (railroader)	20	92	Story of stamp, life, etc. (April 29, 1950);
Jones, Casey (railroader)	22	108	Mentioned in article;
Jouett, Jack, Captain	08	58	Story of his famous ride and picture of house in Woodford County, Kentucky. [see also Filson Club Quarterly, April 1950, for an account];
Jouitt (Jouett), John	10	47	Father of the painter, adv for rental of his farm, etc., 1817;
Judge Boyd Place (Cynthiana)	24	48	Short sketch, with drawing of house;

K

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Keen Place, old	01	68	On Versailles Road, history of;
Keen Place, old	03	91	Historical sketch of;
Keen Place, old	10	1	LaFayette spends night here;
Keen Place, old	19	7	"The Old Keen Place," history of [Lexington Landmarks];
Keene, Kentucky	01	124	How named; sketch of, etc.; in Jessamine County;
Kelly, William C.	15	74-78	Inventor of steel, picture and story;
Kelly, William C.	36	14, 15	Kelly and Sessemer, story of [Courier-Journal, May 19, '57]
Kennedy, John	06	44	Document with signature;
Kennedy, Thomas house	07	93	Story of old house in Garrard County and Uncle Tom's Cabin, etc.;
Kenton County	16	2, 3	Historical sketches of;
Kenton, Simon	01	109	Bridge, bet Maysville and Aberdeen;
Kenton, Simon	03	69	Original warrant issued for;
Kenton, Simon	10	39	House, near Maysville, views;
Kenton, Simon	12	39, 40	Article on, short sketch, etc.;
Kenton, Simon	19	42	Marriage license, reproduction;
Kenton, Simon	19	52	Kenton's old home;
Kentuckian-Citizen	03	103	oldest newspaper in kentucky, established 1807;
Kentuckian-Citizen	13	97	Oldest Kentucky newspaper, Paris;
Kentucky	01	32	Resources in 1818 (Niles);
Kentucky	02	54	Battleship Kentucky, 1898;
Kentucky	02	56-59	"Kentucky's contribution to American letters" by John W. Townsend;
Kentucky	02	93	Historic map of;
Kentucky	03	98	Early seal, tax books, etc.;
Kentucky	09	60	"Early Kentucky Glass";
Kentucky	13	82, 83	"Kentucky Silver" [Antiques, November 1947];
Kentucky	14	2	"Kentucky has a misnomer";
Kentucky	15	34, 35, 36	State line (in Simpson County) bent by barrel of whiskey;
Kentucky	15	56	"Kentucky furniture" [Antiques magazine];
Kentucky	15	58, 59	"Kentucky Landmarks" by me [Antiques, November '47];
Kentucky	16	88	Battleship Kentucky, view;
Kentucky	18	53	What the name means, etc.;
Kentucky Almanac	01	105	Extract from Bradford's pamphlet published in 1795;
Kentucky Authors Dinner	08	24, 25	Sketch and program, and picture;
Kentucky Baptist Education Society	06	2	$100 pledge, Henry C. Payne: 1849;
Kentucky Central Railroad	19	11	Short sketch, etc.;
Kentucky Chautauqua Assn	06	39	Certificate, 1 share stock, 1891 [to John W. Coleman];
Kentucky Colonel	06	66	History of and story about;
Kentucky Colonization Society	16	20, 21	History of; Liberia, etc.;
Kentucky Counties	11	110	How formed, when and how divided;
Kentucky Female Orphan Home	18	62	Short history and view;
Kentucky Gazette	03	77	Title page of second issue;
Kentucky Gazette	06	32, 33	Advs from October 30, 1804;
Kentucky Gazette	10	43	General account; from old notebook, etc.;
Kentucky Gazetteer - 1875	06	14, 15	Interesting data on Kentucky towns;
Kentucky Giant	25	42, 43	Story of Captain Bates and wife; (See also under Bates);
Kentucky Historical Markers Committee	14	64	Meet in Lexington, etc.;
Kentucky Historical Markers Committee	14	74	Select 30 sites to be marked;
Kentucky Home, My Old	01	1, 2	Story of;
Kentucky in Africa	15	84	Liberia; Kentucky Colony, etc.;
Kentucky Military Institute	10	64	In Franklin County; sketch of;
Kentucky Monument	19	89	In Washington Monument [Washington, D.C.]
Kentucky Personalities	16	96, 97	Portraits and sketches of some famous Kentuckians, etc.;
Kentucky Rifle, the	10	7	Account; muzzle load shoot (good account and use of);
Kentucky Rifle, the	17	18	Good account, with views;
Kentucky State Lottery	02	98	1879; adv of, with premiums, etc.;
Kentucky steam boats	13	55	River packet "Vim";
Kentucky steam boats	18	13	On Green River, to Mammoth Cave;
Kentucky Traction Company	02	33	History of, in 1922;
Kentucky Traction Company	05	11	Interurban system; lines in and out of Lexington; etc.;
Kentucky Traction Company	12	18	Short history of;
Kentucky University	02	47	Adv of June, 1861; in Lexington Obs & Rept's
Kentucky University	15	9	In Harrodsburg; oratory program;
Kentucky Wesleyan College	12	63	At Winchester; hard times, etc.;
Kentucky Wesleyan College	30	61	At Millersburg; picture of building; story, etc.;
Kentucky, University of	01	97	Cost of education, 1892;
Kentucky, University of	01	52	Historical sketch; history of;
Kentucky, University of	02	33	History traced, by Doctor F. L. McVey;
Kentucky, University of	02	51	List of graduates, class of 1920;
Kentucky, University of	02	54	View of in 1884, etc.;
Kentucky, University of	03	110	College of Engineering, class of 1920;
Kentucky, University of	06	22	Cost per semester, in 1934;
Kentucky, University of	07	62	"The State College", 1885;
Kentucky, University of	11	7	Port of faculty, 1895;
Kentucky, University of	13	72	as A. & Am. College in 1888;
Kentucky, University of	13	79	Alumni association formed, 1889;
Kentucky, University of	14	45	A. & M. College campus, 1887;
Kentucky, University of	17	61	Total degrees awarded, 1866-1947;
Kentucky, University of	17	62	Diagram history, 1776-1878;
Kentucky's State Capitols	05	34	Old Capitol, built by Shryock;
Kentucky's State Capitols	10	64	Four shown;
Kentucky's State Capitols	18	5	First capitol, data, etc.;
Kerr, Charles, Judge	03	22-25	"An Historic Dinner" in Pope house on Grosvenor Avenue, Lexington, 1819;
Kerr, Charles, Judge	09	17, 18	Obituary and life story, of (died: February 15, 1950);
Kilmore, or Lewis Manor	02	52	at Viley's Station; history of;
King George III, medal	15	10	Story of medal given to Indian chiefs to join Captain Byrd, etc.;
King's Mountain, battle	07	49	Account of battle with references to Governor Isaac Shelby, etc.;
Kinnaird, Thomas H., Doctor	07	48	Lexington physician, death of, etc.;
Kirby-Smith, General	02	80	Attends Episcopal service in Lexington during Civil War, etc.;
Knights Templar	03	105	Number 1 restored to Lexington, K. T.;

L

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Lafayette, Marquis, General	02	95	Lafayette's visit to Lexington;
Lafayette, Marquis, General	03	72	Reproduction "Lafayette Ball";
Lafayette, Marquis, General	03	109	"Fayette County named for him";
Lafayette, Marquis, General	05	78	Visits in Louisville; Shelbyville;
Lafayette, Marquis, General	05	82	Reception by Lexington Female Academy;
Lafayette, Marquis, General	05	115	Received LL.D., degree at Transy University;
Lafayette, Marquis, General	05	114	"Lexington and Lafayette's death";
Lafayette, Marquis, General	10	1	Lafayette visits Keen place on way to Lexington, May 1825;
Lafayette, Marquis, General	10	4, 5	Lafayette's visit to Lexington;
Lafayette, Marquis, General	16	100	"Old Capitol has portrait of Lafayette" (By M. H. Jouett);
Lafayette, Marquis, General	17	108	Facsimile, "Lafayette Ball", 1825;
Lafayette, Marquis, General	n/a	n/a	"Lafayette's Trip Through Kentucky";
Lake, W. N., Professor	12	87	An account of the "Big Walk" in Lexington in 1880, etc., views, etc.;
Lancaster, Kentucky	33	34	Old Home, 160 years old, the home of four members of Congress;
Lawyers, early of Lexington	01	75
Leader, Lexington (newspaper)	07	57	Old view and history of;
Leader, Lexington (newspaper)	11	105	Old buildings on same site;
Lell's Hall	09	79, 80	Dance hall and show; West Short Street, and beer parlor (still standing);
Leonard, James Francis	09	38	First telegraph sound operator; (by Jno. W. Townsend) 1908. (Buried in Frankfort Cemetery);
Letcher, Robert P., Govenor	06	69	Document, with signature;
Lewinski, Thomas, Major	05	131	Draws order for $700 on contract;
Lewinski, Thomas, Major	12	58	Oder drawn fro $1,000 for work;
Lewinski, Thomas, Major	18	54	Assistant engineer for Henry Clay monument;
Lewinski, Thomas, Major	20	1	3 cancelled checks, as assistant engineer;
Lewinski, Thomas, Major	22	104	Letter, in re: Lexington Cemetery monument; Haly's statement;
Lewis County	17	29, 30, 31	Account and history of;
Lewis Graveyard	03	28	In Fayette County; plea for its restoration, etc.;
Lexington	01	86	View of in 1855 (Ballou's);
Lexington	01	87	Business in 1922;
Lexington	01	114	Sketch of in the 1890's;
Lexington	01	125	Fire department in 1890's;
Lexington	01	126	Look at the city in 1890's;
Lexington	01	15	Early history, in 1815;
Lexington	01	21	Early history, in 1814;
Lexington	01	18	"Most historic city in America";
Lexington	01	7	Original photo, Main Street, 1860?;
Lexington	02	60	Centennial, 1879;
Lexington	02	61	Armistice day parade, 1931;
Lexington	02	61	Old post-office, view;
Lexington	02	68	Lexington Scenes, 50 years ago;
Lexington	02	86, 87	Short history of;
Lexington	02	88, 89	History shrines, in and about;
Lexington	02	105	Lexington Country Club; view; date of fire, October 29, 1925;
Lexington	02	36, 37	"Important dates in Lexington's history." by C. R. Staples;
Lexington	03	11	Flood of 1928;
Lexington	03	12	Early laws, in [kicking football];
Lexington	03	13, 14, 15	History of all churches, 1917;
Lexington	03	17	Picture of flood, 1932, Phoenix;
Lexington	03	33	Bank resources, 1917;
Lexington	03	78	Early settlement of: Masonic, etc;
Lexington	03	89	Notes on the early settlement;
Lexington	03	94	"Early commerce and invention";
Lexington	03	97, 98	Views of churches, buildings, 1900;
Lexington	03	102	Plan of in-lots and out-lots;
Lexington	03	107	Plan of in-lots and out-lots;
Lexington	03	111	View , centennial parade, 1879;
Lexington	05	107	First street lamp, 1821; gas 1853;
Lexington	05	111	Lexington's oldest houses;
Lexington	05	114	First fire company, org in 1790;
Lexington	05	133	Original map of Lexington, drawn, 1836;
Lexington	05	140	"Varied attractions within reach";
Lexington	05	8	Described in 1817; Wilson's;
Lexington	05	24	Lexington and the Bluegrass, in 1889;
Lexington	05	25	Described in 1886 (Lethem);
Lexington	05	34	Famous stage stars played here;
Lexington	05	51	Plans for 150th anniversary;
Lexington	05	72	Old taverns in Lexington's early history;
Lexington	05	72	Lexington in 1816;
Lexington	05	95	First city schools described;
Lexington	05	97	Early Lexington banks and banking;
Lexington	05	5	"Early Days in Lexington";
Lexington	05	7	Early history, from West Gazeeter;
Lexington	06	2	"Lexington chronology";
Lexington	06	12, 13	Day by day happenings, 1934;
Lexington	06	26	"Lexington's first directory";
Lexington	06	35	Battle of Lexington, Mass;
Lexington	06	53	Court-day scene, Cheapside;
Lexington	06	88	"Lexington in 1876"
Lexington	06	106, 107	Lexington in 1838-39, from McCabe's Directory, etc.;
Lexington	07	30	"The Origin of Lexington's Name";
Lexington	07	32-5	"Lexington in life of Lincoln";
Lexington	07	48	"Lexington in à1859";
Lexington	10	14, 15	Lexington had 24 churches, 1888;
Lexington	10	18	Described in 1816, Wilson; (brick ch.; marquet square, etc.);
Lexington	10	56	"Thriving City in 1816";
Lexington	10	75	Famed as "theatre city";
Lexington	10	14, 15	Churches in 1888;
Lexington	10	18	Described by Wilson, early;
Lexington	10	48, 49, 50	Early map (1857) and story;
Lexington	10	75	Water system begun in 1885;
Lexington	10	104	Exposition of 1894-5, etc.;
Lexington	11	87	"Some facts about early history";
Lexington	12	67	History of gas plant, etc.;
Lexington	12	81, 82	Lexington in 1888, picture of;
Lexington	12	15	First fire steamer;
Lexington	12	21, 22, 23	435 old hourses still stand;
Lexington	13	35	"Lexington a good town 111 years ago";
Lexington	13	52, 53	Main & Limestone study of contrast (before and after change);
Lexington	13	107	1st water supply system, 1885;
Lexington	14	69, 70, 71	1835 map shows Lexington's buildings;
Lexington	14	29, 30	"Best one-night stand in America"
Lexington	14	53	Described by Lord Carleton in 1789;
Lexington	15	57	"Gas company is old firm";
Lexington	17	4, 5	Description and first view, 1855; (from: Ballou's Pictorial, etc.);
Lexington	17	13, 14	Article, dates, etc. by Staples;
Lexington	17	56-60	Feature article in S.E.P., (Harlow);
Lexington	17	Back Cover	Main & Lime, original photo, 1947;
Lexington	18	7	Views in 19th century;
Lexington	18	64	First phones here, 1882;
Lexington	19	94	Town famed as theatre city;
Lexington	19	97	Lexington's centennial;
Lexington	20	82	Artificial gas plant before 1861;
Lexington & Danville Railroad	23	24	Story about, by C. Fackler
Lexington & Maysville turnpike	16	22	History of; pictures; letter of John Lutz; Hentry Clay, etc.;
Lexington & Ohio Railroad	02	94	Pioneer railway of the West;
Lexington & Ohio Railroad	03	30	Views of early engine and coach;
Lexington & Ohio Railroad	05	128	History of railroad; Midway, etc.;
Lexington & Ohio Railroad	12	63	Daniel Boone, first engine; etc.
Lexington & Ohio Railroad	19	5	History of; view of rails, etc; [Lexington Landmarks];
Lexington & Ohio Railroad	23	36-39	History of, with views, etc. (Sue & John Thierman);
Lexington & Ohio Railroad	Information		Station razed, May-June '59;
Lexington (horse)	09	19	100 years old today; picture [born: March 17, 1850];
Lexington (horse)	17	52	An account of the famous horse and champion of 1855, etc.;
Lexington (horse)	20	84	Race with Lecomte, at N.O., 1854;
Lexington and Frankfort Railroad	05	90	Original stock certificate, 1867;
Lexington and Frankfort Railroad	08	35	2 original stock certificates, 1850 & 1858;
Lexington Athletic Club	07	42	History of, view of team in the gay nineties, etc.;
Lexington Cemetery	01	116	Original deed, 1852;
Lexington Cemetery	05	62, 63	History of; pictures; letter of John Lutz; Hentry Clay, etc.;
Lexington Cemetery	11	23	Original deed, dated 1857;
Lexington Cemetery	13	57	Centennial anniversary, etc.;
Lexington Cemetery	14	62	100th Anniversary Adv;
Lexington Cemetery	15	26	Boyd, first buried in;
Lexington Cemetery	17	61	"pauper burial lot, etc.";
Lexington Cemetery	17	75	100th Anniversary, history;
Lexington Cemetery	19	41	100th Anniversary story (A.C.A. bulletin);
Lexington Cemetery	21	47	Old Gate-House;
Lexington Cemetery	22	103, 104	"Kentucky's historic Lexington Cemetery";
Lexington Country Club (old)	14	48	Picture, on Maysville pike (burned: October 19, 1925);
Lexington Fire & Life Insurance Company	06	42, 43, 46	Original policy, July, 1850 to Thornton T. Johnson;
Lexington Leader	01	98	Early history, with picture of men, etc.;
Lexington Library	01	27	Certificate of stock, 1846 to D. S. Colman (grandfather);
Lexington Library	21	41	Short account, with directories;
Lexington Lodge Number 1	05	1, 2, 3	Notes and hisotry on this pioneer Masonic lodge in Lexington;
Lexington Lodge Number 1	05	12, 13	Masonic temple to be erected;
Lexington Observer & Reporter	02	47, 48	Advs from, June 29, 1861 issue;
Lexington Observer & Reporter	05	102-106	advs from for February 13, 1861 (slave sales, merchandise,);
Lexington Old Infantry	02	53	Flag presentation, original broadside [January 18, 1861];
Lexington Public Library	16	6	Owns its early minutes, etc.;
Lexington Rifles	05	108	History of, with John H. Morgan, etc.;
Lexington Roller Mills	06	112	View and sketch; South Broadway;
Lexington-Covington Bicycle Race	16	110, 111	Big race, started in Lexington, on September 7, 1896; views, etc.;
Lexington's Fort	01	128, 129	Photostat, in letter of John Todd, as to cost of erection, etc., 1781;
Liberia	15	84	"Kentucky in Africa";
Lincoln Marriage Cabin	01	53	History and dedication;
Lincoln Marriage Cabin	03	47	View, at Harrodsburg;
Lincoln Marriage Temple	12	23	Inscriptions on bronze tablets;
Lincoln Marriage Temple	14	22-27	Story about; Jesse Head, etc.;
Lincoln Memorial University	05	138	Board of trustees, 1948 (Harrogate, Tennessee);
Lincoln Memorial University	14	20	Commencement, 1945;
Lincoln, Abraham	01	105	Lincoln, Abraham (birthplace);
Lincoln, Abraham	01	124	"Lincoln's Birthplace";
Lincoln, Abraham	02	9	Birthplace cabin, debated;
Lincoln, Abraham	03	45	Autobiography;
Lincoln, Abraham	05	37	Lincoln's supposed birthplaces;
Lincoln, Abraham	05	109, 110, 111	"The murder of the President";
Lincoln, Abraham	12	94, 95	Lincoln statue at L.M.U., unveiled;
Lincoln, Abraham	13	69	"Lincoln's removal from Kentucky";
Lincoln, Abraham	14	13	"Lincoln's paternal grandparents";
Lincoln, Abraham	16	107	Birthplace cabin, debated;
Lincoln, Abraham	16	109	Birthplace cabin, debated;
Lincoln, Abraham	18	22, 23	Lincoln bust, story; Kincaid;
Lincoln, Abraham	27	15-18	This was Lincoln (Townsend);
Lincoln, Mary - birthplace	18	49	Picture and short story of;
Lindenhouse	03	122	John Bradford house, West 3rd Street: see under John Bradford;
Little Mountain, battle of	25	86, 87	Estill's Defeat (Madison County);
Livestock, in Kentucky	25	54, 55	(Herefords);
Llangolen, (Lewis) house	12	74	On North Limestone; history of;
Lloyd, Curtis	20	64	Brother of John Uri Lloyd; tombstone inscription, etc.;
Lloyd, John Uri	07	36, 37	Brother of Curtis Lloyd; life story, letter, etc.;
Lockett, Will	15	99	Original pass when Lexington was put under military rule, by General Francis Marshal. This was issued to Frank Carter, of the Carter Supply Company, Lexington;
Lockett, Will	34	14, 15	Story of the mob action (Courier-Journal, September 23, 1956); See: Coleman - Death at the Court-House (pamphlet);
Logan County Court-House	10	Back Cover	at Russellville; razed years ago;
Logging Industry on Big Sandy River	17	97-100	"Death of an Empire";
Lone Grave, Harrodsburg	06	13	Mollie Black, grave; story;
Lone Grave, Harrodsburg	06	16-A	"Graham Springs lone grave";
Long Run Baptist Church	19	107-109	On Floyd Creek, in Jefferson County. Story and pictures by Jon E. Thierman;
Long Run Baptist Church	25	46	Another view, same article;
Longfellow (race-horse)	22	102	Story about, with grave picture;
Looney, James	26	95	(Burgoo King) Died: March 1954; Life story and Burgoo making;
Loudoun	01	131	Old Goodloe home, now city park;
Loudoun	10	109	View, with story of;
Loudoun	17	9	Loudoun, erected by F. K. Hunt;
Loudoun	22	74	Story, archt and cost, etc.; [by Clay Lancaster];
Louisville Potteries	16	108	Sketches of and list of works; (from: November 1947 Antiques);
Louisville, Kentucky	03	8	View of mule street car;
Louisville, Kentucky	09	11	Camp Boone (civil war);
Louisville, Kentucky	09	34-37	Civil War views; accounts;
Louisville, Kentucky	09	36	Lousiville, in 1857, description of (Gelason's Pictorial);
Louisville, Kentucky	18	1, 2	General description, 1856, with views, etc.;
Louisville, Kentucky	19	12	View of mule street car;
Louisville, Kentucky	19	12	View, early electric street car;
Louisville, Kentucky	28	42, 43, 44	Early theatre in Louisville;
Louisville, University of	03	77	"Oldest City University";
Louisville, University of	07	84	Also story of the Lousiville Medical College, etc.;
Louisville, University of	07	106	Also story of the Lousiville Medical College, etc.;
Louisville, University of	18	67	Medical College, moving, etc.;
Lousiville and Nashville Railroad	05	92	First oil burner in Lexington;
Lousiville and Nashville Railroad	05	107	Discontinues Louisville and Atlantic, or old "R.N.I.&B." or "Riney-B" on September 30, 1932;
Lousiville and Nashville Railroad	20	81?	Old L&N timetable (1866);
Lousiville Glass Works	11	15	history and sketch of;
Lowe, killing of	11	19, 20	At Hawesville, Kentucky; from Harper's Weekly, March 26, 1859;
Lutz, John (eng and mapmaker)	08	36	Bill for survey to Lexington and Newtown Turnpike Company; Also known as John Lutz Mansfield;
Lutz, John (eng and mapmaker)	10	86	Man of many parts, etc.;
Lyndhurst residence	09	78	Picture, with short account;
Lyndhurst residence	18	2	Old home of Judge Kinkead;
Lyon fire engine house	09	82	South Limestone Street; view and account;

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Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Madison House (Ficklin) house	14	58	Joseph Ficklin house, High at South Limstone; Jefferson Davis boarded here, etc.;
Madstones	09	54	Picture and story of John E. Richardson;
Madstones	13	90	Used to cure mad dog bites; story of where found, etc.; [my sketch in Courier-Journal];
Magill, John	06	46	Photostat of title page of his Pioneer Emigrant, etc.;
Mail service, early	05	60	To Kentucky, described;
Mail service, early	05	64	Adventure in Lexington, 160 years ago;
Main Street Christian Church	16	5	View and short sketch;
Main Street Christian Church	17	12	Sketch and view;
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky	03	106	"Great cave in Warren County, Kentucky" in Niles Register, August 18, 1816;
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky	06	1	"A visit to Mammoth Cave", 1872;
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky	19	6	"The Mammoth Cave, Kentucky" [Illus. London News, March 1859];
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky	2?	36	Sketch about; from Niles Register, of August 24, 1816;
Man o' War (horse)	09	59	Story of horse, his funeral;
Man o' War (horse)	10	94	"The King is Dead";
Man o' War (horse)	12	69	Sketch of Will Harbut;
Man o' War (horse)	13	109	Laid to rest at Lexington, Kentucky;
Man o' War (horse)	15	52	Man O' War died at 30;
Man o' War (horse)	15	53	Man O' War's records;
Man o' War (horse)	15	54, 55	Man O' War is embalmed (with account of funeral);
Man o' War (horse)	17	34	Account of 30th birthday;
Man o' War (horse)	20	47, 48	Statue, by Haseltine, dedicated;
Man o' War (horse)	20	85	Statue dedicated October 16, 1948, with view of the work;
Mansfield, (Clay's son) house	10	63	View of;
Marihuana (Marijuana) license	20	81	To grow hemp during World War II (on Winburn Farm);
Marine Hospital	10	43	Louisville;
Marine Hospital	10	43	Notice of its closing, 1946;
Marine Hospital	11	35	View of (from Ballou's Pict'rl);
Marine Hospital	12	32	View on plate, etc. [Dr. Webb];
Marine Hospital	16	91	Mentioned in article by Lancaster;
Marine Hospital	17	110	Staffordshire plate with view, etc.;
Marine Hospital	18	50-51	Mentioned in article "Antiques";
Market House, first	06	85	First in Lexington;
Marriage - J.W. Coleman, Jr.	14	67	Return and minister's card;
Marriage licenses	05	83	Charlton Hunt to Rebecca Warfield;
Marriage licenses	06	5	Edward Payne to Mrs. Mariah Cassel [March 12, 1836];
Marriage licenses	06	6	David Sutton to Miss Juilet May;
Marriage licenses	06	7	[consent of Mary May to marriage];
Marriage licenses	06	8	Daniel M. Payne to Elizabeth Irvine;
Marriage licenses	06	9	[consent of William Irwin];
Marriage licenses	06	80	Henry B. Ingles to Eliabeth L. Bruen;
Marriage licenses	06	80	Thomas H. Clay to Mary Mentelle;
Marriage licenses	06	82	John W. Coleman to Louisa Sutton; [great, great grand father & mother];
Marriage licenses	06	83	David Lawson to Catherine May [sister of Mrs. D. Sutton];
Marriage licenses	06	83	George G. Boone to Susan Moore;
Marriage licenses	06	84	Sanford Keen to Martha Upshaw;
Marriage licenses	06	100	Daniel Bradford to Elizabeth Russell;
Marriage licenses	06	111	William L. Todd to Nelly Parker;
Marriage licenses	10	23	Elisha Warfield and Maria Barr;
Marriage licenses	14	67	Winston Coleman to Burnetta Mullen (Certificate of Marriage);
Marriage returns	06	81	Walter S. Payne to Maria L. Ingels;
Marriage returns	06	81	William C.P. Breckinridge to Issa Desha;
Marshall, Robert, Reverend, and the Pleasant Hill	33	15, 16	Academy (my story): "Reverend Robert Marshall, Pioneer Preacher and Pedagogue, Left Imprint on State." Lexington Herald-Leader, June 10, 1956;
Martin's tavern	05	61	At Millersburg; history, etc.;
Martin-Tolliver feud	18	3, 4	Views, account of, etc.;
Marvin College	29	21, 22, 23	(At Clinton, Kentucky);
Mason County court-house	12	67	Burned: August 13, 1909; original photo;
Mason County court-house	15	109	Picture story of; removal, etc.;
Masonic	02	78-79	Plan for 125th anniv. Celebration
Masonic	02	67	Fayette County Masonry, 1813-23
Masonic	02	69-70	founding of masonry in ky
Masonic	02	71-72	ante-bellum Freemasonry , work
Masonic	02	103	Freemasonry has long been associated with hist. of Lexington & Fayette county
Masonic	02	102	Lex. Masonry is 125 years old
Masonic	03	79	"The First Lodge" i.e. No. 1
Masonic	03	95	Masonic lodges in Paris, Bourbon County
Masonic	03	93	Seal, Good Samaritan Lodge, 174
Masonic	03	124-5	Past masters, lex. Lodge No. 1, picture
Masonic	03	127	Daviess Lodge #22, Seal
Masonic	06	65	Picture of present hall, (c1915)
Masonic	09	74	100 years old when Leader appeared, etc
Masonic	09	73	list of lodges in Lex. & Fayette
Masonic	13	74-77	Article on Indiana's Masonic background: Ky Freemasonry
Masonic	13	49,78	Grand Masonic Ball (fotostat)
Masonic	17	107	Diploma, Lex. Lodge 25, 1799
Masonic Hall, Grand	05	75	Picture with notes
Masonic Hall, Grand	07	72-3.	History of and fire, aug 29, 1836
Masonic Hall, Grand	10	back cover	photostat from copper plate in cornerstone
Masonic Hall, Grand	11	65	account of hall & fire, etc.
Masonic Hall, Grand	11	77	2nd G. Masonic hall, picture (1840-1891) 2nd in Lex.
Masonic Hall, Grand	14	17	Picture with notes
Masonic Hall, Grand	15	20	Picture with notes
Masonic Hall, Grand	16	25-6	The Grand Masonic Hall, Lex.
Masonic Hall, Grand	16	31-2	Typed accts. Of the fire
Masonic Hall, Grand	18	back cover	cornerstone of 1824 hall (photo)
Masonic University - LaGrange	16	82	Picture and story, from my Historic Kentucky series (dec.-16-1951)
Maxwelton Place	23	3	Picture and sketch; being razed: (May, 1949)
Maysville, Ky.	06	85	scene on streets, civil war days
Maysville, Ky.	06	110	"Old Limestone, now Maysville, etc."
McAfee, in Mercer County	01	104	How named; history of;
McAfee, in Mercer County	23	48	Letter from General Robert B. McAfee, with signature;
McChord St. Presby Church	25	38, 39	Story and view of early plan by Lewinski; Also known as Second Presby. Church;
McCoy, Neal	05	13	House of Russell Cave Road, near city limits; gunpowder mfgr, etc.;
McCoy, Neal	05	59	mentioned, in connection with the township of Granard,etc.;
McCracken, John (Villian)	06	99	"Beware of a Villian" - reward;
McCullough House	10	84	"àdates back to 1784", etc.;
McCullough House	11	42	Story of the oldest house in Lexington, etc.
McCullough House	25	36	Oldest house in Lexington, story and picture;
McDowell (Ephriam)	01	109	History and sketch of the monument by Doctor S. D. Gross;
McDowell (Ephriam)	03	36	View of his house, Danville;
McDowell, Samuel R.	19	95	(Kentucky port-painter) Died: October 31, 1956. Obituary from Louisville Times;
McGrathiana Horse Farm	32	31, 32	(Price McGrath - horseman) on Newtown Pike, Fayette County;
McGrathiana Horse Farm	32	33	Story of, with account of sale (by Brownie Leach);
McGrathiana Horse Farm	32	34, 35	History of, with pic of residence;
McMurtry, John (architect)	06	77	Marriage license, to Sarah A. Taylor [Dated: November 2, 1836];
McMurtry, John (architect)	06	76, 77	"John McMurtry, Lexington architect" [Lexington Herald, December 9, '34];
McNitt's Massacre	33	64-67	(or defeated camp) in Laurel County;
McVey, Frank LeRond	26	89, 90	(Obituary) President, University of Kentucky, 1917-1940. Died at Good Samaritan Hospital, Lexington, 11:05 P.M., Sunday, January 4th, 1953;
Meade, David	24	7	Original letter from Jos. Hamilton Daveiss, Dated: Chaumiere, Aug 31, 1811
Meade, David	24	11	Document in Meade's Handwriting & Signature: Oct. 21, 1805
Meadows, The	02	98	Dr. Elisha Warfield place, on east Loudoun Ave, City:
Meadows, The	17	50	History of (Lex. Land Marks)
Mechanical Hall, at Ashland	03	3	View of; at McDowell's, or old Henry Clay home "Ashland"
Mechanical Hall, at Ashland	09	30	View of , and sketch
Megowan's slave jail	11	77	Short & lime- photo
Melodeon Hall	17	31	View, at cor. Main & Upper Sts., (old adv. Of Norton & Fitch)
Melodeon Hall	22	101	View of adv of Hitchcock & Searles
Mentelle's Boarding School	15	40-41	Reputed school in Lexington
Mentelle's Boarding School	15	42-3	Burned before 1844
Mentelle's Boarding School	15	48-49	school still lost
Merrick Lodge Building	10	21	at Short and Lime, after fire, 1917; (orig. photo)
Metcalfe, "Stonehammer" Gov	09	40	Mentioned in article, with notes on Forest Retreat, etc.
Methodist Church, Old	17	12	on Church Street, Lexington (erected 1822)
Middlesboro	19	43-48	"Boom Town and Bust"; hist of, from Tennessee paper
Midway, Ky	01	109	how named, History, etc
Midway, Ky	05	128	History, Lexington & Ohio Railroad
Miles, Dr. Robt W	05	64	called the first Pres. Church, 1933
Miles, Dr. Robt W	10	24-25	death & obituary accounts (2)
Miles, Dr. Robt W	12	68	10th anniv; hist of 1st Pres ch;
Miley, Marion	09	64	3 men died for Miley murders, etc. (124 have died in Eddyville chair)
Military Monument	13	60	at Frankfort cemetery, view and sketch
Military Pass	15	99	Pass issued when Lexington was under military rule, the mob action in the Will Lockett case
Military Service Record	18	55	in R.M. Johnsons company, 1813, original document
Millersburg, Ky	03	95	"History of Millersburg"
Millersburg, Ky	16	15	history of
Mills, Water	08	13	Story of several in Fayette county
Milward, W. R. (undertaker)	06	36	funeral expenses for grandfather Walter S. Payne:1912
Milward, W. R. (undertaker)	06	54	funeral expenses , Mrs. J. A. Coleman, (grandmother Coleman)
Milward, W. R. (undertaker)	06	95	funeral bill for David S Coleman, (Grandfather Coleman); Mar 1891
Mint Julep	03	16	Receipt for and history of (Wood Dunlap)
Mint Julep	05	134	J. Soule Smith's receipt for
Monte Casino (church)	17	72	Smallest church, Covington
Monterey, Owen County	33	61-62	History of
Moore, Rev. James	01	25	Story of & Flute and Violin
Morehead, Gov. Chas S.	05	36	description if inaguration, etc.
Morgan, Col. Richard	01	85	Dies; Last of the Morgans Bros., brother of John H. Morgan
Morgan, Gen. John H	01	6	"The Morgan Family, Etc."
Morgan, Gen. John H	01	117	Life Sketch, by Mrs W.M. Bateman - death of, etc.
Morgan, Gen. John H	02	101	Acct of his death, etc: by a Tennessee editor
Morgan, Gen. John H	05	19-21	"A family of soilders
Morgan, Gen. John H	06	16-A	"Gen. Morgan's Death"
Morgan, Gen. John H	06	60	notes on Morgan statue
Morgan, Gen. John H	07	76-77	story of death
Morgan, Gen. John H	08	27	Orig. Promisory note for slave dealing business in Lex.
Morgan, Gen. John H	08	62	Slave sale document, in Morgan's writing &signature
Morgan, Gen. John H	12	54-5	Morgan, raider, Freemason
Morgan, Gen. John H	14	82-3	Death and funeral in lexington (photostats)
Morgan, Gen. John H	15	37	Morgan's Mother, at Hopement
Morgan, Gen. John H	28	19	Marriage license & note from bride's mother
Morgan, Gen. John H	28	19	Original marriage license with signature
Morgan, Gen. John H	30	1--2	Morgan's raid through Indiana (Bogardus)
Morgan, Gen. John H	34	39-40	"General Morgan's Death
Morgan, Gen. John H	34	29-30	Birhtplace of Morgan, Sketch, (Huntsville Ala)
Morton High School	02	77	"Sixty students given diplomas", 1916
Morton High School	03	101	high school commencement, 1916
Morton High School	03	15	list of teachers in 1917
Morton High School	06	37	high school commencement, 1916
Morton High School	09	10	1916 class day exercises, etc.
Morton High School	14	56	front and rear views, razed 1940
Morton High School	15	20	class 1916, commencement program
Morton High School	17	109	cor. Short & Walnut; view, etc. (razed ca. 1940?)
Morton High School	20	58	list of graduates, class 1916
Morton High School	20	59	class day exercises, class 1916
Morton High School	20	59	view of Morton H. School. Etc.
Morton High School	20	60	Programme, class 1916
Morton, Judge J. R., residence	13	64	show, with short sketch
Mortonsville, Ky	01	66	How it got its name
Mortonsville, Ky	11	67	how this small place almost became the capital of Kentucky
Mount Hope (Gratz) house	05	36	in Gratz park; history of; known as Gratz House
Mt. Brilliant	02	56	house and history of (L.L. Haggin residence)
Mt. Horeb Presby. Church	12	35	Notice of fire: June 7, 1925 (burned)
Mt. Horeb Presby. Church	13	48	historical sketch
Mt. Horeb Presby. Church	16	back cover	in Fayette county; destoyed by fire in 1928
Mt. Lebanon	09	108	Bourbon Co. Gov. Garrard home
Mt. Savage Iron furnace	09	21-23	picture and story
Mt. Sterling, Ky	01	110	how named; history of, etc.
Mud Meeting - house, Old	09	31	in Mercer county, sketch
Mud Meeting - house, Old	31	15	story & pictures, (Sue Thierman)
Muldrow house	13	2	in Woodford county; destroyed
Muldrow house	13	5	history of, with acct. of fire
Mulkey Meeting House	01	122	two newspaper views, etc., in Monroe Co., Ky.
Mulkey Meeting House	30	87	History of (C-J, 1929)
Mulligan, Judge James H.	08	6	Poem - "From Elkhorn down to Keene"; newspaper article
Mundy, Sue	18	53	story of hanging
Musgrove-Lawless killing	17	35	Famous murder trial, etc. in Barren County, 1847

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Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Narcotic Farm	06	51-52	Near Lexington; Worlds First
Nation Carry A. (Hatchet Woman)	31	5--7	Died, June 9, 1911, buried in family plot, Belton Mo.
National Hotel	16	54-6	In Washington D.C., where Henry Clay Died, June 29, 1852, Story from Washington Sun
Negro	13	55	Baptizing, Lexington, 1890's
Negro	14	11	Original photograph, Negro Baptizing
Nelson County	06	3	Sketches of county history
Nelson County	13	40-2	old Nelson furnace, view, etc.
Nelson, James Poyntz	06	61	Dean of Civil Engnr, U.K. 1881, Letter from.
Nelson, William, Gen. U.S.A.	14	31	killed by Gen. Jeff C. Davis, in Galt House, Lousiville, 1862,
Nelson, William, Gen. U.S.A.	30	90-94	The killing of Bull Nelson. Two good articles in Filson Club Quarterly
Newport Lyceum	03	39	$ bill issued by; 1837
Newspaper Office	16	87	Interior view, Lancaster Central, Record About 1890
Newspapers, Newspapermen, etc.	03	1--3	"Ups and Downs of Lexington Newspapermen"
Nicholasville, Ky.	01	108	how named, history, etc.
Nicol (Nichol?), James H.	17	71	2nd Supt., Lexington Cemetery
Night Riders (tobacco)	02	83	in central Kentucky, etc.
Night Riders (tobacco)	28	73-78	THE NIGHT RIDERS (story in Farm Quarterly, March, 1954)
Night Riders (tobacco)	28	83-86	The Time of the Night Rider (Ruth M. Craig-Courier Journal)
North Middletown, Ky.	01	120	how named, sketch of etc, or "Swinneytown"
Northern Bank Building	09	110	Market & Short sts. Original photo, (ca. 1900)
Norwood, Jos. W.	02	1--31	Author of "Builders of Lexington" series of historical articles on history and times of the city, up to 1912
Notes, Promisory	08	27	by Lewis C. Robards and Gen John Hunt Morgan, in slave-trading business in Lexington, (3)
Nottnagel	14	48	old flour mill on Water Street

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Subject	Volume	Page	Description
O'Hara, Theodore	27	98-99	Ky. Poet; Soldier
Oil well, First	03	60	in Burkesville, Ky First
Old Captain	19	38240	Peter, old slave preacher; history of, etc.
Old Fellows Hall, Lex.	05	75	Picture and Notes, etc.
Old Fellows Hall, Lex.	09	81	view-Tipton & Alvord bill head
Old Fellows Hall, Lex.	11	65	Account of Fire, Jan. 15, 1886, Main and N. Broadway
Old Union Christian Church	09	16	at Loradale, Russell Cave Pike
Orphan Home	12	20	History of, Sketch
Owen County	12	83	picture of court house, 1850
Owen County	18	63	hist. of, in newspaper article; "Sweet Owen" etc.
Owings Col. Thos D.	15	78	Picture, Bourbon Furnace, near Owingsville
Owings Col. Thos D.	17	17	furnace, or "Bourbon Furnace" Near Owingsville, etc.
Owings House	17	16-17	at Owingsville, history & several views, etc.
Owsley, Gov. William	15	29	Sheriff's Certificate, 1847
Oxen	05	132	Shoeing; Pic, Wolfe County, 1892

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Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Paint Lick Cemetery	29	81	Garrard County
Paris, Kentucky	25	28	Historical Sketch, etc.
Paroquet Springs (Bullitt County)	33?	41	Account of the "Unknown Grave" here, she was in life Miss Alice Buford and he was Chester Scott. He was klilled in a skirmish near Vera Cruz, Mexico, March 29,1847.
Parvin, Thomas	20	57	Early Ky printer, with Bradford
Patterson Log Cabin	05	111	History of, with notice, etc.
Patterson Log Cabin	08	18-19	First house in Lexington, Story about, Built by Robt. Patterson
Patterson Log Cabin	12	60-61	Removal From Dayton, O., back to Lex; (First house built in Lexington)
Pawnbroker's Sale	02	49	Original broadside, Jan 2, 1862, James A. Harper
Payne, Daniel McCarty	06	30	Document, signature, etc.
Payne, Daniel McCarty	06	63	Application to erect a dam
Payne, Edward House, (Anchor & Hope Farm)	25	33	on Sandersville & Greendale Pikes
Payne, Edward House, (Anchor & Hope Farm)	25	33	Home of Great-Great Grandfather Payne
Payne, Maria Ingels (Grandmother)	06	68	Wedding Invitation, card, etc.
Payne, Maria Ingels (Grandmother)	06	81	Marriage Return
Payne, Walter S. (Grandfather)	06	68	Invitation to wedding, Calling card, etc.
Payne, Walter S. (Grandfather)	06	81	Marriage Return
Pearson & Clark Grocery	10	111	Site, now By Purcells; view;
Pendleton County	01	15	Falmouth, Early history
Pendleton County	10	52-53	Pioneer forts sacked by Byrd (Bird)
Pennington, Alonzo	25	1--23	Story about: 21 installments in Hopkinsville paper, Pennington wasthe No. 1 "Bad Man" of Christian County, Ky, in 1830-1840 period.
Perryville Battle Field	02	97	dedicate shaft; Oct. 1931
Perryville Battle Field	03	74	Monument and view, old soldiers
Perryville Battle Field	06	110	Battle- 72 years ago (1934)
Perryville Battle Field	13	15-17	Battle of Perryville, Joe Creason in C-J, Oct. 9, 1949, Best Account
Peyton House, Old	15	80	in Jessamine County, near Valley View; Burned: Mar 6, 1949
Peyton House, Old	21	17	In Historic Kentucky Series
Peyton House, Old	21	17	Notice of Fire, etc.
Phi Alpha Theta	24	23	National History Fraternity, Tau Chapter, UK. Made an honorary member, April 29,1952
Phi Alpha Theta	29	Back Cover	Membership Card, National Honorary History Fraternity
Philippe, Louis	06	11	"Bardstown believers", (Time Magazine, July, 1934)
Phoenix Hotel	01	27	Civil War Script, $1.00
Phoenix Hotel	03	101	"Phoenix Hotel rich in history"
Phoenix Hotel	03	98	news clipped picture of
Phoenix Hotel	05	6	100 year History of
Phoenix Hotel	05	13	Original bill to D.S. Coleman, 1867
Phoenix Hotel	18	27-8	History of, etc.
Phoenix Hotel	19	66-67	153 year history of, (Views)
Phoenix Hotel	20	66	Fire of 1879
Phoenix Hotel	27	7	4 views, showing old buildings & new one
Pine Grove (old House), (Stands On Lex-Leestown Pike)	14	90	Also known as "old Humphreys Place" an ante-bellum brick house, later stuccoed
Pioneer Stations, etc.	01	7	claimed by 2 counties
Pioneers, early Kentucky	03	63-5	"Pioneer Times in Garrard County", By Samuel M. Wilson
Pioneers, early Kentucky	05	74-5	river battle, between Indians and pioneers, related in old paper, etc
Pioneers, early Kentucky	12	93	Rev. Soldiers; pioneer graveyards, buried in Fayette County, etc.
Pioneers, early Kentucky	21	41	Some unmarked pioneers graves, (in Fayette County)
Pioneers, medical of Ky	01	108	Article by Dr. Arch Barkley
Pisgah Academy (Kentucky Academy)	12	59	Inscription of marker, etc. (Sons of Revolution)
Pleasant Hill Academy (Fayette County)	33	15-16	and the Rev. Robert Marshall
Police Department in old days	01	90	Police department
Pope, Senator John	03	73	description of house on Grosvenor Ave., city
Portland Canal	09	92-4	at Louisville; pictures & story
Portraits, Courthouse	06	107	"Old Portraits Grace Court" List, Restoration, etc.
Portraits, Courthouse	11	65	List of oil portraits lost when the Fayette County court-house burned in Lexington, May 14, 1897
Portraits, Courthouse	16	24	portraits, list of, in courthouse, restored in 1937
Portraits, Courthouse	19	53	Portraits, each illustrated, with story of.
Post Office (Federal Building)	03	114	permit issued for: Amt of job: Sept. 1930
Post Office, Old	08	20	Account , when first built
Post Office, Old	08	38	Account and history of back to 1790- pix showing top of building.
Post Office, Old	09	107	original photo, ca. 1905
Post Office, Old	13	108	History, with acct of razing of old building, 1941, etc. (Main and Walnut sts.)
Postlethwait's Tavern (Postlewaite's)	07	30	history of, famous old inn and tavern; since 1820 the Phoenix Hotel
Postlethwait's Tavern (Postlewaite's)	07	?50,83	sketch and History
Postlethwait's Tavern (Postlewaite's)	24	1	Tavern; Drawing & sketch
Pot of gold	05	39	hidden in Lexington by Mr. Christy (Never found)
Power Houses	09	80	early ones in Lexington; Story (also: Lexington Utilities)
Powers, Caleb	N/A	N/A	Died Jul. 25, 1932. obituary pasted in back of his book: My Own Story., Tried as an acesory to the murder of Gov-elect William Goebel, who was killed Jan. 30, 1900, at Frankfort.
Pratt Rev. William M.	05	117	Preaches King Solomon Funeral
Pratt Rev. William M.	05	117	excerpts from his diary. Etc.
Prentice, George D.	13	62-4	Article on, with letter shown: By Wm. H. Townsend
Press, early in Kentucky	05	22-3	history of, with sketches of editors and publishers
Preston, Wm. Home (Glendower)	02	96-97	history of; as "old Wickliffe place" (Glendower)
Preston, Wm. Home (Glendower)	08	69	Preston Place (Glendower) (view & History of) 1942
Preston, Wm. Home (Glendower)	18	57	at 2nd & Jefferson sts.
Preston, Wm. Home (Glendower)	N/A	N/A	also called "Glendower" Razed 1941
Price, Gen. Samuel W.	12	1	Ky painter, notice about
Price, Gen. Samuel W.	12	55	notice of my article about
Price, John F., House	13	105	Demolished 1946 for tobacco whse, Near W. Main St. Viaduct
Princess Moving Picture Show	06	105	One of earliest in city; Picture
Protestant Infirmary- (White Cottage)	14	Back Cover	Farmer Deweese house, Original picture (Good Samaritan Hospital)
Protestant Infirmary- (White Cottage)	15	30	picture. The Protestant infirmary or later the old Good Samaritan Hospitial was started in farmer Deweese house, razed about 1939-40
Protestant Infirmary- (White Cottage)	17	45-6	(Good Samaritan Hospital) History of, views.
Protestant Infirmary- (White Cottage)	18	2	short acct of. (Good Samaritan Hospital)
Providence Presbyterian Church, new	15	28	Mercer County, at McAfee; History of; with pen and ink drawing, etc.
Quantrill, Wm. C. (Civil War Guerilla)	14	42	acct. of exploits; Shot in Simpson County, Ky. May 10, 1865; died in Louisville Military Prison on June 6, 1865
Quantrill, Wm. C. (Civil War Guerilla)	32	8--11	Story and Pictures, Story in C-J, by Joe Creason

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Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Race Horses	01	54	early racing in Kentucky
Race Horses	15	8	Whirlaway, succeeds Man of War
Race Horses	17	48-9	Kentucky Horses, by Andrews
Race Horses	17	52	Lexington, Famous horse
Race Horses	20	44-6	major sport in Lexington
Race Horses	20	47-48	Statues on Horse Farms
Race Horses	24	86	sales and races
Race Horses	29	13	Race Horse statues & Graveyards; Black Toney
Race Horses	24?	37-39	race horse cemeteries
Race Tracks, old	09	40-41	old private race tracks in Fayette
Race Tracks, old	16	44	Frist in Kentucky, in Lexington
Rafinesque, Constantine S.	02	44	"First Experiment Station in Kentucky"
Rafinesque, Constantine S.	05	91	botanic garden, east Main Street
Rafinesque, Constantine S.	10	85	Tomb, at Transylvania University
Railroads	07	29	L&N to drop historical run
Railroads	14	55	Ky & South Atlantic (engine)
Railroads	16	17	views of Kentucky Trains
Railroads	18	28-31	"Ghost Trains" abandoned, Kentucky short Line Railroads
Railroads	22	78-79	High Ball Sign
Railroads	29	1--3	Eastern Kentucky Railroad, Built in 1866
Raisin Battle	05	56	"Remember the Raisin" Battle, etc.
Ramsier, John (Miniature Port-painter)	31	16-19	of Louisville, Ky
Read, Opie	07	53	Novelist, author - death notice, etc.
Red River Iron Works	16	4	Advertisement of 1817
Redd, "Dick", Col.	01	41	colorful Confederate veteran, Obituary, Life story, etc.
Redd, "Dick", Col.	01	103	Life story and obituary from Lexington Herald, 1932
Regimetal Orders (broadside)	10	65	with George Trotter, Jr., Lt col.
Republican Meeting House	15	72	story about; in Fayette Co.
Richmond, Ky.	01	108	How Named, history, etc.
Richmond, Ky.	09	36	battle of, short sketch
Richmond, Ky.	23	32-3	Battle of Richmond (by Dorris)
Richmond, Ky.	39	13-15	Battle of Richmond & letter, (Richmond Daily Register)
Ridgely, Dr. Frederick house	15	7	at Second and Market; history of
River Boats (steamboats)	23	68-9	Death on the River: accident near Warsaw, Ky.
Road Markers	15	8	old iron Lex-Maysville Sign
Robards, Lewis C.	08	27	2 original promisory notes, for slave dealing business in Lexington
Robards, Lewis C.	09	69	Slave jail N. Broadway; site of Peerless Laundry Co.; Dr. Coyle office
Robards, Lewis C.	28	34	story of old slave jail, and key to building, old negro holding key to jail
Robertson, George (Judge)	15	23-26	"Lincoln and "Old Buster" from Lincoln Herald, 1944
Robinson, Camp Dick	03	43	at Hoskins Cross Roads, in Garrard County; Civil War recruiting grounds estb'd 1861
Roche, James M.	05	81	life story and obituary; died May 7, 1942
Roche, James M.	08	47-8	story of, by Rena Niles
Roche, James M.	13	106	story about on 80th birthday with his friends; Holley portrait recovered.
Rokeby Hall	14	46	High & Mill Sts- Robertson home, (Lex. Landmarks)
Rothert, Otto A.	03	7	photo, sketch, etc. 1927
Rothert, Otto A.	10	61	Drawing of
Rothert, Otto A.	11	51	Sketch of
Rothert, Otto A.	16	68-71	Story of,10 pictures, etc (by Paul Hughes, in C-J) 12/7/52
Rothert, Otto A.	16	72	Brief Obituary (Died March 28, 1956 in Greenville, Ky, buried: Huntingburg, Ind)
Rothert, Otto A.	16	72-74	history and obituaries
Rowan- Chambers Duel	09	42-3	At Bardstown, Ky., 1801,(Story by Ben Johnson from Kentucky Standard, Oct. 9, 1941
Rowan- Chambers Duel	22	106-7	"Dead Shots Lived Longest in Duel Days" (Short notice of this duel)
Ruddell's Station	14	80	Pioneer Station, in Harrison Co.
Ruddles Mills	03	91	history of
Ruddles Mills	09	66	in Bourbon County, History of
Russell, J. map of Kentucky	02	35	reproduction of the Russell map, London, Dec, 1794

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Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Salt Works (Pioneer)	20	91	Described in Bullitt County
Sanders, Col. Lewis	11	88-89	town of Sandersville, in Fayette County, etc.
Sanders, Rev, Robert Stuart	13	19	retired Presbyterian minister & historian
Sandlin, Willie	20	69	Hero, from Ky, War I, with John Shell; Congressional Medal of Honor winner
Santa Anna, Gen.	07	60	Mexican General visits Lexington; treated by Dr. Dudley
Sayre College	02	82	rare antiques at; Barlow's planetarium, etc. David Sayre founder
Sayre College	03	65	short history of
Sayre College	06	82	receipt for tuition, 1862
Sayre College	06	104	receipt for tuition, 1864
Sayre, David bank	06	38	article and view of
Sayre, David bank	18	8	view of, in 1890s
Science Hill School	20	3	Story about; history
Scott, Gen. Charles	05	11	house on Kentucky River, at Scott's Landing, etc.
Scott, Gen. Charles	06	35	4th Gov. of Kentucky; soldier
Scott, Gen. Charles	28	10--11	Story of his house, with drawing, from Woodford Sun
Scott, Joel	18	45	Warden of Penitentiary, where Beauchamp spent the night; view of his house in Frankfort
Second Presbyterian Church	06	5	bill for pew rent,1857
Second Presbyterian Church	07	79	group of pastors pictures
Second Presbyterian Church	09	89	"Church Destroyed by Fire", May 22, 1917
Second Presbyterian Church	10	55	original photo; burned 1917
Second Presbyterian Church	15	2	picture and sketch, etc.
Second Presbyterian Church	20	7	picture and sketch, fire, etc.
Second Presbyterian Church	25	40-41	an historical account of McChord Church, or 2nd Presby. Church
Shakers, "Shakertown"	01	120	history of Shakers in Mercer Co.
Shakers, "Shakertown"	12	8--9	"The Kentucky Shakers" article
Shakers, "Shakertown"	20	83	"Shaker Sectà extinct 15 years ago"
Shakertown	03	99	old Shaker house burned, May 1932
Shakertown	06	96	History of Shakertown, by Mrs. McVey
Shakertown	07	43	Story of Pleasant Hill, the Shakers, etc, with views of their buildings in Mercer County
Sharp, Col. Solomon P.	17	70	Floor plan of his house, in Frankfort, where he was assasinated on Nov. 7th 1825
Sharp, Col. Solomon P.	18	77	Sharp document and signature
Sharp, Col. Solomon P.	23	11--12	See: Kentucky Whig acct of the tragedy:6/1/1826
Shelby, Gov. Isaac	02	51	inauguration of, 1792
Shelby, Gov. Isaac	03	36	view of Travellers (Traveler's) Rest
Shelby, Gov. Isaac	03	36	First Governor's Mansion
Shelby, Gov. Isaac	03	79	Medal to Shelby, War of 1812
Shelby, Gov. Isaac	05	15	notice of his early election; inauguration in Lex. etc., 1792
Shelby, Gov. Isaac	30	15-16	Honor for a hero
Shelby, Lafayette	20	54-55	account of trial, result, etc., photostat-Frankfort Commonwealth, July 21, 1846
Shelby, Lafayette	23	98-103	Commonwealth vs. Shelby, in Ky. State Bar Journal, June, 1953
Shell, John ("Uncle John")	14	17	"Oldest Man in World
Sherley, Douglas	01	114	sketch and obituary; died 1917
Shingled house	11	85	first in Kentucky
Shippingport	13	98-99	near Louisville; Tarascon Bros. etc.
Shippingport	24	94--98	Story of Shippingport, with color drawing
Showboats	17	10--12	River, on Ohio & Kentucky rivers
Shryock, Cincinnatus	06	22	mention in Jay Jay article
Shryock, Cincinnatus	33	84-87	Story of Life, with pictures, by Sue Thierman
Shryock, Gideon	05	118-19	"Shryock begins career"
Shryock, Gideon	20	84	designs self-supporting stairway; old Capitol, Frankfort
Shryock, Gideon	24	82-83	history of, with portraits of Gideon & Cincinnatus Shryock
Shryock, Matthias	12	86	tomb, in old Episcopal Cemetery, on east Third Street, etc.
Shryock, Matthias	24	82-83	picture of tomb; short account, (in connection with story of Gideon & Cincinnatus)
Shryock, Matthias	26	88	Story about & view of tomb, from Lex. Herald, 9/7/1953
Sigma Nu Fraternity	06	back Cover	photo of my membership certificate
Silversmiths, early Ky	10	87	general account and history of
Skillman, Dr. H. M.	02	80	portrait and sketch of: 1900
Skinner, Henry (Slave)	06	34	Drafted in U.S. Army, in Civil War; Slavery
Slave Jail. Old	12	17	on West Main Street, view, etc.
Slave Rental Contracts (originals)	06	108	handwritten contracts; slavery
Slave Rental Contracts (originals)	13	110	handwritten contracts; slavery
Slave Rental Contracts (originals)	17	87-90	Seven handwritten contracts; slavery
Slave Rental Contracts (originals)	22	2,4,6,18,21,22,25,27,28,29,31,33,36-39	In John W Coleman papers; slavery
Slavery Times in Ky	08	70-110	book reviews, notices of my book
Slaves and Slavery	06	108	slave rental contract (Orig); 1837
Slaves and Slavery	06	97	Deed of Emancipation (Sutton); 1850
Slaves and Slavery	08	68	Original Slave sale bill (Patton)
Slaves and Slavery	09	69	Robards Slave Jail, N. Broadway
Slaves and Slavery	09	61	old Mercer Co. Slaves
Slaves and Slavery	09	61	Notice of slave sale
Slaves and Slavery	13	33	record of slave sale, Reed, 1834
Slaves and Slavery	13	38	my exhibit at the U of Ky library
Slaves and Slavery	13	110	slave rental contract 1838
Slaves and Slavery	20	90	Kentucky colony in Liberia. Etc.
Slaves and Slavery	20	85	Orig. Slave Sale bill, Lex. 1860
Sleet scene	20	82	at 2nd & Broadway, Dec. 26, 1890. 1st Presbyterian Church shown, etc.
Slickaway (Ft. Spring)	24	88-89	history of, with pic of old stone tavern, also called Ft. Spring; Donerail
Smith, J. Soule (pseud. "Falcon")	05	134	Receipt for mint julep; etc. with mention of Cobb, etc
Snake Handlers	13	10--12	in Ky. Mountians; article, views, etc.
Social Security Card	31	back cover	403525485, Feb/17/56, Winston Coleman, Russell Cave Road, R.R.3, Lexington Ky
Society for Useful Knowledge	15	83	founded in Lex., 1787; Revived in 1949 by Townsend, Clark, Coleman, Combs, Staples, Pics. of 6 men
Sodom, Ky	06	22	history of village in Woodford Co.
Sodom, Ky	13	13	history of village etc.
Sodom, Ky	17	60	village of, short sketch
Soldiers Retreat	15	13-16	old Richard C. Anderson home near Louisville, history, etc.
Somerset Christian Church	03	54	at Mt. Sterling, 104 years old
Sons of the Revolution	02	77	Sons of the Rev. to honor Washington
Sons of the Revolution	11	52	50th anniversary etc.
Sousa, John Philip	03	72	Describes many notables that came to Lexington in early days; musicians, band players, etc.
South Elkhorn Christian Church	13	4	in Fayette County; history of, with sketch
Southern Literary Messenger	08	64-7	March, 1941. Clement Eaton's article about me: Kentucky Colonel- New Vintage
Southern Railroad	03	20	"Bluegrass Special" last run, July, 24, 1932
Southern Railroad	04	103	old Passenger Depot, Lexington: Newspaper picture, Burned Feb 7, 1906, (night, sub-zero)
Southern Railroad	20	72-73	Hist of building of Cincinnati Southern
Spanish American War	02	81	war camps, in and around Lexington, Weil & Lansing farms used
Spanish American War	07	N/A	Camp in Lexington during war
Sportsman's Hill	03	4	view of house; description of; with notice of Col. Whitley
Sportsman's Hill	07	6, 53	see under Col. Wm. Whitley house and race track, etc.
Sportsman's Hill	25	51-53	Story of race track, view of, from Courier Journal
Squire, The, of Winburn Farm	28	100-103	C-J, Jan 2, 1955, by Sue Thierman
Squire, The, of Winburn Farm	30	34-37	by Sue Thierman, C-J, Jan. 2, 1955
St. Francis Catholic Church	30	21-22	"Oldest Catholic Church in Kentucky, Erected 1813, (At White Sulphur, Scott County)
St. Joseph's Hospital	03	94	short history of; Goodloe home
St. Nicholas Hotel	10	63	view and short acct. of; built by C.D. Wilgus
St. Nicholas Hotel	14	45	"St. Nicholas hotel building"
St. Nicholas Hotel	16	13	as rival to Phoenix Hotel with lengthy acct. of; First theater in Lex.
St. Peter's Catholic Church	07	38	History of; N. Limestone St.
St. Peter's Catholic Church	13	32	composite drawing, with notes
St. Tammany Society	19	1	history of, Lexington with view of building, etc., Lexington Landmarkes
Stage- Coach	03	115	"Last stage- coach in central Kentucky"
Stage- Coach	03	6	Last in central Kentucky, to Versailles
Stage- Coach	05	59	Last stage-coach in central Kentucky
Stage- Coach	05	59	"noted stage- route tavern"
Stage- Coach	05	84	early stage-coach lines in Ky
Stage- Coach	05	130	A.W. Gaines way-bill, 1842 (Orig)
Stage- Coach	05	131	routes and schedules; etc.
Stage- Coach	06	89	old driver wounded by Indians
Stage- Coach	06	91	view of stage coach on bridge, J.C. Burton, Driver
Stage- Coach	06	92-93	original way-bill; 1841
Stage- Coach	13	101	Monticello- Burnside stage line
Stage- Coach	18	back Cover	orig. photo at Monticello, Ky
Standing Stone	20	31	Rock and Indian villiage, near Piqua, Ohio
Stanford	01	15	early history
Stanley, Camp	01	39	on Versailles Rd., during World War I, site of Burberry farm
Staples, Charles R.	02	36-37	Important Dates in Lexington History
Staples, Charles R.	02	43	First Inauguration Day
Staples, Charles R.	02	62-66	Town Fathers of Lexington
Staples, Charles R.	03	9--10	In the Old Days, early racing; article signed by Bushrod Boswell (Staples)
Staples, Charles R.	05	93	questions, early Lexington
Staples, Charles R.	11	38	Story of, by Rena Niles
Staples, Charles R.	13	95-97	Dropped Stitches in Lex. History
Staples, Charles R.	15	92-93	story of Lexington chuches, with photo
Staples, Charles R.	23	42	obituary
State Bird, Kentucky (Adopted: Dec. 20, 1792)	34	15	State Bird (Ky Cardinal)
State Flag, Kentucky (Adopted: Dec. 20, 1792)	34	15	State Flag
State Flower and Tree, Kentucky (Adopted: Dec. 20, 1792)	34	15	State Flower and Tree
State House, Early	03	41	in Frankfort; home of Maj. James Love, State house in 1793; view
State House, Early	03	43	Second permanent house, 1814-16
State House, Early	03	126	Third permanent house, 1829, Present one 1949
State Seal, Kentucky (Adopted: Dec. 20, 1792)	34	15	State Seal
Steamboats	17	8	City of Louisville, des of
Steamboats	17	14	DeSoto, originally Golden Crown
Steamboats	17	14	Morning Star, Civil War item
Steamboats	17	111	Ben Franklin
Steamboats	35	34-35	Steamboats on Kentucky River, By Mrs. Darnell
Stone Tavern, Bardstown	06	78	History and Origin, Talbott Inn
Stoneleigh	22	81	old Webb place, on Greendale Pike
Story Tellers	29	67-71	"The Land where Laughs are Born"; Sat. Eve Post, Dec. 17-1955
Story Tellers	31	9--14	Sat. Eve Post, Dec-17-1955
Stowe, Mrs. Harriet B	17	36-43	acct of her life & Ky connections; my history from Lincoln Herald
Stowe, Mrs. Harriet B	24	8--10	"Uncle Tom's Cabin & Its Ky Links, My story; Woodford Sun 4/21/49
Street Cars	03	75	Horse Drawn, Louisville, 1880's
Street Cars	03	74	Old Lex. City Cars; at barn
Street Cars	06	87	First Electric in Lexington, View
Street Cars	08	14-17	Last run in Lexington, Busses take over, 1938
Sumner's Forest	12	84	in Woodford County, history of
Sutton , Geo W.	06	97	emancipation of slaves, deed of; slavery
Sutton, David	05	66	Design for Fayette court-house
Sutton, David	06	47	bill for work on Henry's Mill pike, rendered Sept 26, 1836
Sutton, David	06	62	rental contract for slave, 1833; slavery
Sutton, David	09	67	court document, Sutton & Son, etc.
Sutton, David	09	87	Leavy's recollection of; article, Register, Ky Hist Soc.
Sutton, David	12	78	Advertisement of Boswell & Sutton, etc.
Sutton, David	14	44	Letter, over suit for slave rental; slavery
Sutton, Dr. W. L.	20	88-9	of Georgetown; antebellum Ky physician; resp. for first vital stats law
Sutton, Juliet	05	65	funeral notice (my great, grandmother) in 1858
Swift House	06	31	view from air, 1934
Swift House	19	4	Home of Dr. Lyman Beecher Todd
Swift Silver Mines	07	50	story of reputed John Swift's silver mines
Swift Silver Mines	28	41	Story of Johnathan Swift and his mines
Swift Silver Mines	37	23	reputed to be in Estill County
Swiss Colony	25	75-76	at Bernstadt
Swope- Goodloe Duel	12	95	Short Account
Symnes, John Cleves	19	82-83	Purchase of land, later the site of Cincinnati, (Losantiville)

T

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Tattersall's Horse Barn	20	61	on S. Broadway; famed sale for thoroughbred horses, stock sales
Tavern Keepers	06	19	in Lex. and Fayette County, 1837, names are listed
Tavern License	05	139	David Johnson, 1857
Tavern License	06	29	J. Postlethwait, 1828
Tavern License	06	29	Luke Usher, 1820, sign of "DonÆt give up the Ship"
Tavern License	06	19	List of all Tavern Keepers,1837
Tavern License	06	59	John Fowler, Fowlers Garden
Tavern License	06	104	Alex C. Franklin, Fayette County
Tavern License	09	86	Mathurin Giron, 1828
Tavern License	13	8	J. Postlethwait, 1828
Tavern License	13	8	Luke Usher, 1820, sign of "DonÆt give up the Ship"
Tavern License	13	50	List of all Tavern Keepers,1844
Tavern License	16	18	Richard Chiles, Chilesburg
Tavern License	19	8	Richard Chiles, Chilesburg
Tavern Rates	06	45	in Lexington, May, 1837, original doc.
Taverns	12	97-101	old, in Lexington, (some of the oldest)
Tax Receipts	05	93	1849 personal tax receipt, Lex., Samuel M. Wallace
Taylor- Harrison Duel	15	91	this duel was fought on Sept-6-1845, in Garrard County, Ky.
Team Pulling Contests	11	80	handbill
Tempest & Sunshine	28	51	additional data on Tempest & Sunshine, facts by Walter S. Hendren, of Nicholasville
Tempest & Sunshine	30	18	Tempest & Sunshine (Ky. Novel) story of Tempest- Mrs Bettie Singleton Robinson
Ten Broeck (Race Horse)	22	102	story about, with grave picture (also; John Harper, etc.)
Terraces, The	30	63	P. Swigert home, Frankfort
Thames, Battle of	01	71-73	with notices of Col. Richard M. Johnson, etc.
Theatres, opera houses, etc.	03	116	Lex., as one night stand, etc
Theatres, opera houses, etc.	20	20	Early ones in Lexington
Theatres, opera houses, etc.	23	21	Early opera in Lexington (Staples)
Theatres, opera houses, etc.	28	42-44	Early theatre in Louisville
Thigum Thu Club	07	92	story about, with references to old Jim Roche, the president
Thompson- Davis Murder, 1883	39	9--11	Phil Thompson killed Walter H. Davis in Cincinnati in 1883- both of Harrodsburg, Ky
Thorn Hill (Cash Clay House)	01	25	Sketch of
Thorn Hill (Cash Clay House)	12	88	now Duncan park, Limestone & 5th, history of, Cash Clay, etc.
Thorn Hill (Cash Clay House)	19	11	account and history of
Thousandsticks	01	112	how named; hist of
Three (Four) Seasons Hotel	20	70	near Middlesboro Ky
Tippling House	06	17-A	warrant for arrest, Lex. 1837
Tippling House	09	12	H. Gilbert indicted for running, in Fayette County
Tippling House	6?	39	in Fayette county
Tobacco	01	89	sold in Louisville in 1890s
Tobacco	03	49	short history of, in Bluegrass
Tobacco	09	62	tobacco field, Winburn Farm, looking toward Penn bros
Tobacco	28	56-60	history of in Ky., river warehouses, etc.
Todd, Dr. Lyman B., House	15	31	site of present Calvary Bap. Ch. also known as Swift house, Dr Todd was buried in Lexington cemetery on May 15, 1902
Todd, Gen. Levi	05	137	document, in re: Henry Clay's judgement, etc., signed by Clay
Todd, Gen. Levi	09	83	court document, signature
Todd, Gen. Levi	14	65	document, with Dan'l M. Payne
Todd, Mary birthplace	17	31	view & short sketch
Todd, Robert S.	06	21	power of attorney, original
Todd, Robert S.	06	21	note of Todd, May, 1838
Todd, Robert S.	06	86	note, power of attorney
Toll-Gates, Toll-roads	05	17	toll gate raiders; interviews
Toll-Gates, Toll-roads	06	22	"Freeing Fayette's toll roads"
Toll-Gates, Toll-roads	07	80	history of in Bluegrass
Toll-Gates, Toll-roads	12	73	original photo, on H'burg pike
Toll-Gates, Toll-roads	17	33	Drawing, sketch, etc., from my book
Tombstone Inscriptions	27	60-62	story by Sue Thierman, in C-J, pictures
Townsend, John Wilson	17	47	story by Rena Niles, with port
Townsend, Wm. H.	05	119	review of book; Lincoln & Liquor
Townsend, Wm. H.	09	6--8	"Coleman Writes of W. H. Townsend"
Townsend, Wm. H.	11	55	Townsend, Wm. H.
Townsend, Wm. H.	11	70-73	Recieves Litt. D. Dregree from L.M.U. at Harrogate, Tenn.
Townsend, Wm. H.	13	1	snap shot at picnic (May, 1941)
Townsend, Wm. H.	15	44-7	"A Kentucky Lincolnian" by me, (Lincoln Herald,1943)
Transylvania College	01	81-82	hist of, by J. Daniels
Transylvania College	02	74	Trustees, Killed by Indians
Transylvania College	03	6	old buildiing, in Gratz Park
Transylvania College	03	129	"Historic Transylvania College"
Transylvania College	05	7	view of old building; Gratz Park
Transylvania College	05	96	hist, with several views
Transylvania College	05	115	confers hon degree on Lafayette
Transylvania College	12	1	hist of, by L. A. Brown
Transylvania College	14	21	Tran College founded, 1783
Transylvania College	27	90	Centennial Celebration, Jan-1-1899
Transylvania College	28	87	old buidlings, 1816-1829
Transylvania Medical College	01	19	hist by. Dr. Arch Barkley
Transylvania Medical Hall, old	07	54	Present Y.M.C.A. building, etc. history of the old medical hall, etc. with view
Transylvania Medical Hall, old	13	67	history of, with view of building
Trappist Monastery	09	76--77	history of, with view
Trappist Monastery	09	14	100th anniversary celebration
Trappist Monastery	18	9--12	"Silence in the Ky Hills"
Trappist Monastery	18	8	article on Yule time
Trappist Monastery	19	32	Gethsemani, sketch
Trappist Monastery	24	12	100th anniversary celebration
Travellers Rest	03	36	view of, etc.
Travellers Rest	12	31	photos by Cass Shelby (3), burned Sept, 1905
Travellers Rest	18	5	home of Gov. I. Shelby
Travelling Church	19	102-104	history of & 2 Pictures, C. R. Staples
Treasury Warrants	01	83	to Thomas Thompson,1786
Treasury Warrants	01	91	to James Coleman, 1783
Treasury Warrants	01	91	to Benjamin Johnson, 1781
Treasury Warrants	01	127	to Jacob Saren, 1779
Treasury Warrants	02	100	to David Jameson,1783
Treasury Warrants	09	75	to James Clark, 1782
Treasury Warrants	09	84	to James Pattsone,1780
Treasury Warrants	09	84	to John W. Clenen,1780
Treasury Warrants	09	102	to Tillman Huffman,1782
Treasury Warrants	10	19	to Richard Peters, 1779
Treasury Warrants	10	21	to James Clark, 1782
Treasury Warrants	2?	100	to Edward Stephens,1779
Trots, Lexington	31	22	short history of, 80th anniversary
Trotter, Gen. George R. tomb	10	65	Military (regimental) muster, a broadside, 1810
Trotter, Gen. George R. tomb	14	28	"Trotter Tomb covered. . .", Lexington Landmarks
Trotter, Gen. George R. tomb	18	68	Indian Mound, as tomb
Trotter, Gen. George R. tomb	20	62	Indian mound, as Trotter tomb, same as vol.18, p.68
Trotter, Gen. George R. tomb	30	65	Removal of bones from Trotter vault
Troye, Edward	27	56-57	horse painter, with horses painted
Troye, Edward	37	3--4	story of, with pictures, C-J, 5/5/57
True American, Office	09	82	N. Mill Street; account of
Truman, Pres. Harry	09	14	3rd Pres to visit Lexington
Trustees, early, of Lexington	05	86	taxes, hogs, horse racing, etc., data on early Lexington
Trustees, early, of Lexington	5?	1	Trustees, early, of Lexington
Turnpike, Bluegrass	01	28	25 cent Civil War script
Turnpike, Bluegrass	02	73	turnpike Certificates (orig)
Turnpike, Bluegrass	05	65	Rich-Lex turnpike script (10 cents)
Turnpike, Bluegrass	07	7	mss contract, of J.W.C.
Turnpike, Bluegrass	09	5	Lex-Newtown stock certificate
Turnpike, Bluegrass	09	86	Winchester-Lex stock certificate
Turnpike, Bluegrass	10	38	turnpike Certificate (orig), to my grandfather; Lexington & Newtown
Turnpike, Bluegrass	12	77	turnpike Certificates (orig); Lexington & Newtown
Turnpike, Bluegrass	11?	83	general description of

U-V-W-X-Y-Z

Subject	Volume	Page	Description
Uncle Tom's Cabin	03	35	view of the reputed cabin, in back of the Thos. Kennedy House, in Garrard County
Uncle Tom's Cabin	24	8--9	"Uncle Tom's Cabin and its Ky. Links",my story in Woodford Sun, April-2-1949
University of Kentucky	08	52	all the presidents, 75 years
Versailles, Ky.	01	14	how named, Marquis Calmes, etc.
Versailles, Ky.	10	56	"Became a Town 155 years Ago"
Vinegar, Rev. Peter (Negro Preacher Of Lex.)	12	45	Short sketches, date of death etc, Rev. Alexander Campbell Vinegar, Died in Lexington: July 19, 1905, obituary in Frankfort Roundabout, July 22, 1905
Vinegar, Rev. Peter (Negro Preacher Of Lex.)	17	95	Negro Preacher of Lexington
Walker, Dr. Thos. (Thomas)	16	14	early trip thru Ky.
Walker, Dr. Thos. (Thomas)	37	9	History & story about, Middlesboro Daily News
Walker, John D.	11	45	old Confederate soldier in Lex.
Walnut Grove (House)	23	3	old Shelby house, in Maxwelton PI, razed June 1949
Walnut Hall	28	91	Lex.- Herald Leader article
Walnut Hall Farm	03	40	Harkness place, Newtown Pike, history of, now Edwards place
Walnut Hill Presbyterian Church	09	95	History and Picture
Walnut Hill Presbyterian Church	18	48	Picture and Story
Ward, Matt	11	54	story of killing of the Louisville man, Prof. Butler
Ward's Academy	11	106	history of, in Lexington
Washington, Ky	07	51,52	Sesquicentennial, and historic buildings, etc.
Water Mill	12	66	Perry County, on Wolfe Creek (orig. Photo)
Water Works System	07	70	early in Lexington, 1885
Weather Bureau	03	91	Lexington's Weather Bureau to go out of existence, July 1933
Weather Bureau	05	91	same account
Webb Commandery	05	52	history, by-laws, Knights Templar
Webb Commandery	05	60	"Webb Commandery No. 1"
Webb Commandery	05	97	"No. 1 restored to Webb," etc.
Weisenberger's Mill	15	57	near Midway; History of
Wells- Roberts Duel	09	54	"Two-Shot Duel" near Welby, Ky. July 22, 1867
Welsh, William P. (Ky. Portrait-Painter)	26	100	Receipt for my portrait;
Welsh, William P. (Ky. Portrait-Painter)	26	101	Story about: Local artist in his studio (Lex. Leader)
Welsh, William P. (Ky. Portrait-Painter)	31	3	"My Fat Girl"- Painting
Welsh, William P. (Ky. Portrait-Painter)	32	13-15	Picture and Sketch, with list of paintings in show at J.B. Speed Art Museum
West, William	05	67	early Ky. Artist, sketch of
Western Citizen	23	85	Newspaper in Paris, Ky., claimed to be oldest in U.S.
Western Military Institute	08	51	View of, from Gleasons, 1853
Western Military Institute	30	57	Old View, short story, etc: at Drennon Springs, Henry County
Western Union Telegraph	16	36	orig. Telegram, 1858
Wheat Threshing	11	back cover	old fashioned steam engine in Fayette County, photo
Wheat Threshing	12	64	original photographs, two
Whip Saw	17	80-81	Description of operations
Whiskey, Making early	07	64	an account of early distilling in Kentucky, etc. with view of distillery
Whiskey, Prescription	11	81	Doctor's prescription, during the prohibition era
White Cottage	14	back cover	original photo of White Cottage, with lawn running down to Main St.
White Cottage	15	104	see F. Deweese house, or old Protestant Infirmary, picture and sketch (Historic Ky.)
White Cottage	16	83	view , in 1940, in delipidated condition, here I was born on Nov. 5, 1898. Farmer Deweese house.
White Hall	15	71	Cash Clay's home in Madison County, view of
White Hall	17	91	White Hall, now in ruins
White Hall	36	13	Story about , by Burton Milward
White Sulphur Catholic Church	30	21-22	at White Sulphur, Scott County, one of oldest churches in Ky.
Whitehall Inn	23	86	old school, or Walnut Hill Female Institute, Winchester Pike
Whitley, Col. William, house	03	4	Sportsman's Hill, view of; description, etc.
Whitley, Col. William, house	07	6	oldest brick house in Ky. With account of "Sportsman's Hill" race track
Whitley, Col. William, house	07	53	oldest brick house in Ky. With account of "Sportsman's Hill" race track
Whitley, Col. William, house	10	36	Sportsman's Hill, Description , views, etc.
Whitley, Col. William, house	10	46	Sportsman's Hill, inside view of stairway
Wickliffe, Robert	09	91	funeral notice, etc.
Wickliffe, Robert	09	91	notes on his funeral, burial, born 1-16-1774, died 9-1-1859, buried in Howards Grove in Fayette County
Wild Cat Ridge, Battle of	31	58	Nevyle Shackelford
Wilderness Road	02	90-91	hist. of by Sam'l M. Wilson
Wilderness Road	05	78	Short Sketch and history of
Wilderness Road	10	40	old log house on, photograph
Wilderness Road	14	52	map with various routes
Wilkinson Gen. James	09	65	first story in Lexington; etc
Wilmore, Ky.	01	110	how named, history of, etc.
Wilson & Starks	13	73	forerunner, Graves, Cox; view
Wilson, Robert Burns	31	1	Wilson, Robert Burns (Obituary- New York Times, 4/1/1916
Wilson, Robert Burns	31	31	Obituary- American Art News, New York, 4/15/1916
Wilson, Robert Burns	31	31	Obituary- American Art Annals, New York, 4/1916
Wilson, Robert Burns	31	31	copy of portrait, by Ferdinand G. Walker
Wilson, Samuel M.	03	116	snapshot, with Lockridge, at Bryan Station, 1932
Wilson, Samuel M.	05	18	Given cup by Sons of Revolution
Wilson, Samuel M.	13	33	Bookplate
Wilson, Samuel M.	15	11--12	Life History; obituary etc
Wilson, Samuel M.	17	9	obituary from Lex. Leader
Wilson, Samuel M.	18	64	Editorial, at time of death
Winburn Farm	03	N/A	our home, on Russell Cave Road, erected 1935-6, original photo
Winton Place	01	69	Col. S. Meredith's place on the Newtown Pike; History of etc.
Winton Place	05	124-6	"Winton and its Treasures" (Robert Peter)
Winton Place	28	92-93	Story of Winton; pictures , etc, article in C-J, Sue Thierman
Winton Place	35	11	Story and Picture, Roanoke Times
Wolf Creek Dam & Kenlake Hotel	28	16-17	Wolfe Creek Dam & Kenlake Hotel
Woman Triumphant	09	107	original picture of Hart's work, Destroyed by courthouse fire, May 14, 1897
Woodland Park	03	46	Woodlands- old house in park
Woodland Park	09	110	old frame Chautauqua bldg
Woodlands	03	46	A. & M. College building, in Woodland Park
Woodstock	29	18-19	Woodstock (in Fayette County) an historic home
Wooldridge Monuments	13	90	View of Monuments, with sketch
Wooldridge Monuments	17	4	at Mayfield, Ky. Hist. of and view
Wooldridge Monuments	44	61	View of Monuments, with sketch
Wooldridge Monuments	49	96	View of Monuments, with sketch
Wooldridge Monuments	55	35	View of Monuments, with sketch
Woolley Residence	13	107	at 116 E. High; razed 1946; now site of garage & parking lot.
World War I	06	13	51 Fayette men died in service, men are listed
World War I	2?	49	scenes in Lexington, etc
World War II	11	83	List of Fayette County soldiers who lost their lives, etc.
Worm Fences	09	109	article and picture
Wreck, Street Car	12	89	at Water Street, and S. Broadway in May 1907
Youtsey, Henry	05	21	obituary and life account, died May 2, 1942
Youtsey, Henry	27	44	See James ("Jim") Howard, Died Feb.1st, 1954, 3 times convicted as Slayer of Goebel
Zanesville- Lexington, Road Marker	17	83	view and short sketch, also known as Lexington & Maysville road, etc.
Zollicoffer, Gen. Felix	20	61	Killed, Jan 19 '62, at battle of Mill Springs, in Wayne Co.