(and a poem)
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Court House, Falmouth, Ky.
right is 1915
Court Day, circa 1912
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Unknown Event at the Court House
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Pendleton County Court House The Court House was built in 1848, and remodeled in 1884 (when they added the Clerk's Office, and the bell and clock tower) and again in 1975 (when they sandblasted it and added a section on the back). This image is March 30, 1941 |
| Pendleton County Court House,1940 “ to Mrs. L. Cram, R.R.5, Falmouth, KY Dear Mrs. Cram, Mother would like to have 2 or 3 settings of eggs when ever you have them. Come down spend day with me, is it hot enough for you? It's getting the best of me. How is your chicks? We are having lots of fryers. Love, Anna ” |
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Winter, 1942
The original court house in Pendleton County was a stone structure built in 1798, and was replaced by the building seen in the above views.
The 1949 Fiscal Court Members
Bottom Row L-R, Lawrence
Moore,Ed Kidwell, Bob Thompson, County Judge Earl Cummins, Mager Bishop
Top Row L-R, Thurman Anderson, Wreford McNay, Harry S. Bowen, Chester Wells, Sherman Allender.
Thanks to Brian Gregg for this one.
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| 1951 Thanks to Greg Justice for this one. |
Falmouth VFD, 1981 Parade Thanks to Greg Justice for this one. |
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| 1969 Falmouth Fire Truck | “Falmouth's New City Hall, Fire Truck” |
Falmouth Fire Department, a 1952 GMC
From a Facebook post by Greg Justice
The Daily Dispatch (Richmond, VA), June 17, 1852
 The Daily Dispatch (Richmond, VA),September 3, 1858 |
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| There was tax payer revolt in 1877. Seems like citizens thought the government was doing too much self serving. Details here. | “Falmouth is erecting a work-house on the Public square north of the court-house, and will hereafter utilize criminal labor in the way of working streets and breaking rock.” Courier-Journal. May 19, 1872 |
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