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 Salt Lick Bank Founders Left to Right: John Campell, Allen Points, Bill Razor, Mr. Dickerson, Mr. Jones Photo courtesy of Jil Horseman Fitzhugh. |
 Salt Lick Depot, 1946 Photo courtesy of Jil Horseman Fitzhugh. |
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 Train at Salt Lick Depot, 1950 Photo courtesy of Jil Horseman Fitzhugh. |
 Salt Lick Hotel, 1950 Photo courtesy of Jil Horseman Fitzhugh. |
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 Yale Hotel, 1950 Photo courtesy of Jil Horseman Fitzhugh. |
 Salt Lick Christian Church, 1940 Photo courtesy of Jil Horseman Fitzhugh. |
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 Gullets Store, 1943 Photo courtesy of Jil Horseman Fitzhugh. |
 Salt Lick High School Class of 1938 Left to Right: Joe Craign, Robert Reeves, Cranston Dyer, Jim Evans, Buster Dickerson. Photo courtesy of Jil Horseman Fitzhugh. |
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 Salt Lick High School Basketball Team, 1938 Photo courtesy of Jil Horseman Fitzhugh. |
 Knob Licks Polksville Kentucky Photo courtesy of Jil Horseman Fitzhugh. |
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 Coal Burning Train Main Street Salt Lick Ky. 1900 Photo Courtesy Of Russell Howard Of Creekside Leather |
Katherine Cogswell Brown (March 27, 1915 - May 1, 2009) |
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Photo Courtesy Of Russell Howard
Creekside Leather
Glenmore Caudill My wife's Great uncles taken about 1921.The saddle is a Eugene Minihan and was made at Owingsville ,Ky.between 1864 and 1903.They sold for around 35.00 and were shipped all over the world. He closed up around 1903 , his men, Hutchinson went to Morehead and started building saddles,His 3 nephews were still in business at his shop until the mid 70's Herb and Glenn closed it permently then.Herb still had a saddle that he had made ,when I last seen him in 1987 or around that date.One of the other saddle makers was Sammons and he went to Mt Sterling and made saddles there, another was Applegate and he went to Flemingsburg and built saddles,the other was a Sloan ,he went to West Liberty,then to Paintsville and finally to Olive Hill . That is a partial history of the plantation saddles started by Minihan..... Edit, use whatever you want. My information came from the Bath County Library. |
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Courtesy Of Bryan & Tammy Greene ---Ernest Mynheir and his brothers. Mynhier Bro. Construction and Builders. --- |
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