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Fall and Winter Issues of Knox Countian magazine now available at museum
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The fall and winter issues of the Knox Historical Museum’s quarterly magazine, The Knox Countian, are now available for purchase at the Museum itself
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Fall and Winter Issues of Knox Countian magazine now available at museum
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The fall and winter issues of the Knox Historical Museum’s quarterly magazine, The Knox Countian, are now available for purchase at the Museum itself
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Documents of interest donated by Trent Hall
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Several documents of interest were donated to the museum in May 2018 by Trent Hall. This was in memory of his son, Jason Hall, 1978-2011. Documents i
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Documents of interest donated by Trent Hall
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Several documents of interest were donated to the museum in May 2018 by Trent Hall. This was in memory of his son, Jason Hall, 1978-2011. Documents i
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Flood of 1977 photos published by Barbourville Utility Co.
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The Barbourville Utility Company is providing 1977 flood photos and current river levels at the following web address: http://barbourville.com/flood-w
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Flood of 1977 photos published by Barbourville Utility Co.
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The Barbourville Utility Company is providing 1977 flood photos and current river levels at the following web address: http://barbourville.com/flood-w
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A Look into Appalachia via essays by U.C. students in 1988
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The Knox Historical Museum houses a copy of an anthology focusing on Appalachia that was compiled through the cooperative efforts of Union College ins
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A Look into Appalachia via essays by U.C. students in 1988
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The Knox Historical Museum houses a copy of an anthology focusing on Appalachia that was compiled through the cooperative efforts of Union College ins
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Donation to Museum of items about Frances Jones Mills
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Items pertaining to Frances Jones Mills, a native of Gray in Knox County, Kentucky, were donated to the Knox Historical Museum on December 11, 2017.
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Donation to Museum of items about Frances Jones Mills
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Items pertaining to Frances Jones Mills, a native of Gray in Knox County, Kentucky, were donated to the Knox Historical Museum on December 11, 2017.