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From: "Millie Clark" <>
Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] History Channel programs
Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2002 00:16:58 -0500


thanks Josella. I printed the picture of the KY State Reformatory onto photo paper. For anyone interested, the State Office Building on corner of High and Clinton Street, Frankfort, KY has the original walls surrounding it that were around the KY State Reformatory before it was flooded out in 1937. The State Office Building is the second biggest building in downtown Frankfort.

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From: Joeella
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 12:20 AM
To:
Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] History Channel programs

This one is more like the one you are looking for, I would guess. Not a very
good picture.

http://www.cpa.eku.edu/cfcw.htm

John & Joeella Hibbitts


http://photos.yahoo.com/joeella_2000
----- Original Message -----
From: Millie Clark <>
To: <>
Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2002 9:59 PM
Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] History Channel programs


> Does anyone have a picture of Kentucky State Reformatory at Frankfor that
was flooded out in 1937 or know where i can get a picture?
>
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> Manchester today is a very typical Kentucky town people there are just
good
> old Mountain People who would give you the shirts off their backs. In my
> opinion there are no better people than the people of eastern Kentucky and
in
> for sure Manchester I was born and raised there and the people will give
you
> the shirts of their back and feed you all the food you want to eat ( and
boy
> Is it good food) but, don't try to walk on them because you might not get
to
> far because they will put you off. I haven't live there since 1974 but, it
my
> roots and it still home though I probally never live ther again , but i
visit
> alot all my family is still there. My childern think their dad was born In
> the sticks. But, I would't trade one mintue of my raising in the mountains
of
> Eastern Kentucky ,Manchester far any fancy life i could have had. My
family
> raised tus the best they could we didn't have a lot but, we all make it
> thought . so to answer your Question what Manchester like today? It one
gret
> place in my opinion Roy spurlock
>
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