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KHM, Jr. Woman’s Club help save Magic Theatre Marquee
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The next time you drive around the Court Square in Barbourville, Kentucky, please take notice of the old Magic Theatre’s red, yellow and blue marquee.
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KHM, Jr. Woman’s Club help save Magic Theatre Marquee
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The next time you drive around the Court Square in Barbourville, Kentucky, please take notice of the old Magic Theatre’s red, yellow and blue marquee.
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Businessman, civic leader, magician Archie West featured in The Knox Countian magazine
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The new issue of the Museum’s quarterly magazine, The Knox Countian, features a businessman, civic leader, and “magician at heart,” Archie West, who l
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Businessman, civic leader, magician Archie West featured in The Knox Countian magazine
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The new issue of the Museum’s quarterly magazine, The Knox Countian, features a businessman, civic leader, and “magician at heart,” Archie West, who l
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Museum leads effort to ‘save’ old Magic Theatre marquee
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The deterioration of the old Magic Theatre marquee on the Court Square in Barbourville, Kentucky, has long been a concern of local historians and othe
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Museum leads effort to ‘save’ old Magic Theatre marquee
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The deterioration of the old Magic Theatre marquee on the Court Square in Barbourville, Kentucky, has long been a concern of local historians and othe
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KHM’s Steve Valentine serving on Friends of Boone Trace board of directors
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An officer of the Knox Historical Museum is playing a key role in an organization that promotes the route that Daniel Boone blazed through Knox County
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KHM’s Steve Valentine serving on Friends of Boone Trace board of directors
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An officer of the Knox Historical Museum is playing a key role in an organization that promotes the route that Daniel Boone blazed through Knox County
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Museum Officers attend movie starring Knox Countians
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Knox Historical Museum officers Michael C. Mills, Charles R. Mitchell and Steve Valentine attended a rare screening of a silent movie at the Tennessee
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Museum Officers attend movie starring Knox Countians
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Knox Historical Museum officers Michael C. Mills, Charles R. Mitchell and Steve Valentine attended a rare screening of a silent movie at the Tennessee