Ky. museum to bid on historical papers
15 mins ago - A western Kentucky museum is raising money in an effort to purchase the personal papers of two community pioneers that have a link to a famous novel.
As of right now I don't see a need to change my current map. I will probably make some changes after the morning runs. I will get more specific for locations at that time. You will also notice changes in regards to location of certain lines. I have a good feeling where they'll go I just want another look at early data.
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15 mins ago - A western Kentucky museum is raising money in an effort to purchase the personal papers of two community pioneers that have a link to a famous novel.
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