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General Stores Along America’s Backroads
These stores were not merely places to buy goods, gas, hardware, and farm supplies. They were social hubs. Continue reading
Paradise Park: Muhlenberg County Heritage
On a short weekend drive through Muhlenberg County, KY, we discovered Paradise Park, a community spot in Powderly, between Central City and Greenville. It’s an outdoor museum, recreating a coal mining town from the first half of the 20th century, … Continue reading
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Everyday Carry Camera
Do I have a camera in the truck with me when I go to the grocery, or to a work meeting, or maybe when I take the dog for a walk? You bet I do. It’s like the American Express … Continue reading