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Barbourville Community Chorus performs “Liberty”
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This video was produced by James Mason of WYMT-TV. The first part presents Union College President Jack Phillips and brief video about Union Colleg
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Nell Cole Faulkner Mitchell, interviewed by Charles Reed Mitchell
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Year: 1990 Tape No.: 1 Subject: Nell Cole Faulkner Mitchell No. of Tapes: 2 Interviewer: Charles Reed Mitchell Date of Interview: 02-12-1990 Content Outline Available: Yes Notes by: Charles R. Mitchell Collection Name: Theatrical
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Recording artist J.B. Gibson
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Songwriter and musician J.B. Gibson, originally from Knox County, Ky., lives in Cleves, Ohio. He recently submitted this statement about himself, enti
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Little Moses, audio recording by The Phipps Family
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The A.L. Phipps Family of Barbourville, Kentucky, performed music into the early 1950’s into the 1960’s, sometimes sharing the stage with the more fam
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History Research Links
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Website How it pertains to Knox County Web address The Kentucky Historical Society Resources for researching history a
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The just-released Knox Countian features Boone Trace in Knox County
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The new issue of the museum’s quarterly magazine, The Knox Countian, features the Boone Trace in Knox County and how the Knox Museum staff is involved
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