The following collections have been
digitized and uploaded to ExploreUK and the Kentucky Digital Library:
The Herndon Evans photograph collection
consists of 39 gelatin silver prints of miners and mining towns in Harlan
County and Pineville, KY from 1931. Included are photographs of protest
marches, visiting authors and ministers, and the National Guard.
The Chauncey Hawley Griffith photograph
collection consists of 15 gelatin silver prints. Seven portraits of Chauncey
Hawley Griffith, vice-president in charge of typographical development for the
Mergenthaler Linotype Company, and eight of his house and property.
The Carolyn Murray-Wooley collection on
Lexington, Kentucky residential architecture consists of 395 gelatin silver
prints of residences and structures, 1960-1974, related to the activities of
the Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation; most are images of houses in
Lexington/Fayette County Kentucky and identified by address.
Maxwell
Place:
Built in 1870 for James Mulligan and home of UK Presidents since 1917
The Charles Schubert collection on
Lawrenceburg, Kentucky consists of thirty three photographic prints in an album
of various formats: cabinet cards, cartes de visite, and tintypes, 1880-1900.
The prints are mainly of members of the Dowling, Brady, McCarthy, Fitzgerald
and Roach families of Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, but also include others.
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