Volume 1 – 1989

March 18, 2014

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Famous Knox Countians: Flem D. Sampson, by William Sherman Oxendine
The Civil War in Knox County, KY, by David Helton
A White Man’s Journey Over the Warrior’s Path and Through Knox County in 1674 [on Gabriel Arthur], by K.S. Sol Warren
Madstones, Sheep Dip Tea and Other Cures, by Carlos and Lois Renfro Morris
Knox Countians at War Exhibit, by Susan Arthur
Teachers Workshop: Women in Eastern Kentucky
Map: The Warrior’s Path, by W.E. Meyers

A History of Railroads and Coal in the Artemus-Warren, Kentucky Area, by Philipp Fox
Museum to Host Regional Workshop
The Daniel Boone Trail, by K.S. Sol Warren
A Scary Night in Barbourville [on the Martha Broughton murder], by William Sherman Oxendine
Chamber of Commerce Honors Museum
Local Oral History Project Approved, by Charles Reed Mitchell
Research in the Cemeteries, by Jakalyn Jackson
Museum to Help Compile Knox History Books for Kids, by Jakalyn Jackson
Map: Trails and Roads of Early Knox County, by K.S. and Dwight Warren

First Newspaper in Southeastern Kentucky Established in 1873 in Barbourville, by W.S. Hudson
The Day the Union Lost on Brush Creek [on the Harry Sims killing], by Philipp Fox
The Wilderness Road: Gateway to the West, by K.S. Sol Warren
Museum Wins Major History Awards, by David Cole
Emanuel Named for Early Settler, by Jakalyn Jackson
Map: The Wilderness Road, 1775-1795, by Robert Kinkade

Note: Most articles without author attribution are by the editor or compilations from older texts