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ark:/16417/th7bb181jcj0bGovernor's Tour of State Parks 1952: Eastern Kentucky State College president W.F. O'Donnell greets visitors at Richmond.Image
Item 1.07-1914.02
Governor's Tour of State Parks 1952: Eastern Kentucky State College president W.F. O'Donnell greets visitors at Richmond.
ark:/16417/th71c7x832xfbGovernor's Tour of State Parks 1952: Eastern Kentucky State College president W.F. O'Donnell greets visitors at Richmond. Mrs. Keen Johnson and Mrs. W.F. O'Donnell in the background.Image
Item 1.07-1914.03
Governor's Tour of State Parks 1952: Eastern Kentucky State College president W.F. O'Donnell greets visitors at Richmond. Mrs. Keen Johnson and Mrs. W.F. O'Donnell in the background.
ark:/16417/th712ss7180rzGovernor's Tour of State Parks 1952: Eastern Kentucky State College president W.F. O'Donnell greets visitors at Richmond. The four men in the foreground are Dave Cocks, state senator Clay Shackelford, former Governor Keen Johnson, and Conversation Commissioner Henry Ward.Image
Item 1.07-1914.01
Governor's Tour of State Parks 1952: Eastern Kentucky State College president W.F. O'Donnell greets visitors at Richmond. The four men in the foreground are Dave Cocks, state senator Clay Shackelford, former Governor Keen Johnson, and Conversation Commissioner Henry Ward.
ark:/16417/th7ns0l0p6d1fGovernor's Tour of State Parks 1952: Mrs. Ferrell Tate (right) serves punch to Governor Lawrence Wetherby (center) and curator Mrs. George Swope (left) at the historic Whitley House near Stanford.Image
Item 1.07-1914.04
Governor's Tour of State Parks 1952: Mrs. Ferrell Tate (right) serves punch to Governor Lawrence Wetherby (center) and curator Mrs. George Swope (left) at the historic Whitley House near Stanford.
ark:/16417/th7hsx16jkftqGovernor's Tour of State Parks 1952: Mrs. Lucy L. Smith, state director of parks, uses the churn at the Ephraim McDowell House in Danville.Image
Item 1.07-1914.05
Governor's Tour of State Parks 1952: Mrs. Lucy L. Smith, state director of parks, uses the churn at the Ephraim McDowell House in Danville.