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Historical Museum Hours
The Knox Historical Museum is closed for Christmas and New Year's.
During the coming holidays, the museum will be CLOSED on Dec. 21st and 28th during Christmas and New Year's.
The museum reopens Wed., January 4, 2023.
Vol. 28 No. 4 Winter 2016
The Fall issue of the Knox Historical Museum's quarterly magazine, the Knox Countian, edited by Charles Reed Mitchell, is now available for purchase at the Museum in Barbourville or via the online Museum Store.
The cost per magazine at the museum is $3 while the cost via the website is $3 plus 6 percent sales tax and a $1.25 shipping fee.
A summary follows below for Volume 28-3.
Information sought about the Barbourville Brickyard and its employees.
The Knox Historical Museum is in need of photos and information concerning the Barbourville Brickyard from its inception in 1905 until its closing in 1957. The photos and/or information needed include:
Vol. 28 No. 2 2016 Summer Edition
Vol. 28 No. 1 Spring 2016 [24 August 2021]
The Parker Mercantile Co. Building, by Charles Reed Mitchell and Michael C. Mills
The Home Front in Southeastern Kentucky during the Civil War: My Mother, Samantha Sharp Faulkner, Part 2, by Judge Henry Cook Faulkner
James Faulkner Thomas, Family Historian, by Emily Dawn Clark
Meet the Museum Staff: [6] Patricia Gambrel
Knox Central Wins Unprecedented Third Regional Basketball Title, by Michael C. Mills
KHM now open on Wednesdays
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Veterans Memorial
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Sandy Abner Cook
Enjoy looking at old Photos from the Past
I appreciate your efforts by put the Knox County Kentucky Kinfolk Newsletters online. All I seem to see is the Table of contents. Do we have to purchase the Newsletters or are you planning on placing the rest of the Newsletter pages online?
Thanks and by the way, you all are Great!!
I missed seeing Connie Danner's name on the staff listing. I do hope that fine lady is well and living in Barbrouville.