The first Butler Christian, on Peoples

 

The second Butler Christian, on High Street. Earlier the home of Christian Hagemeyer. From a Facebook post by Toots Adams

John Browning's History of Butler Christian is here.

 

Flour Creek Christian, c. 1904 From a Facebook post by Roger Bray	New church under construction From a Facebook post by the Pendleton County Historical and Genealogical Society

The Breckenridge (KY) News, December 4, 1912

 

Flour Creek Christian	Baptist Church in Butler

Uncle Billy Williams wrote the story of the Flour Creek Christian Church, here.  (pdf)

 

“On Sunday the Kentucky Central R. R. will run an excursion train to Butler, Ky., where the new Catholic church is to be dedicated.  Round trip tickets will be sold at 85 cents.  A large crowd is expected from Covington.”  from Covington's Daily Commonwealth, October 26, 1882.
	Catholicism was not well received in the Butler area.
	The Catholic Telegraph, October 1, 1903	The Catholic Telegraph, October 26, 1916

Butler High School,	Schoolhouse, December 13, 1912	Butler Graded School
At Butler Commons on Matilda

   The new school house opens, 1928, here.

Graded school established in 1876

 

Butler Grade School Commencement Class, May 17, 1901
A List of the Students, here
(Thanks! to Janet Costigan for this one)

 

Butler Class of 1959, the last class before consolidation
From a Facebook post by Pendleton County Historical and Genealogical Society

 

The Bobcats The Butler High School Basketball Team, 1953	Butler High, Freshmen, 1926-27	Butler High,  Sophomores,   1926-27

 

Butler High School, 1957	A different view of the Butler School from a Facebook post by Tony Smith		Butler High School from a Facebook post by