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Epitome of the Kentucky State Historical Society / by L.F. Johnson. Johnson, Lewis Franklin, 1859-1931. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images University of Kentucky, Electronic Information Access & Management Center Lexington, Kentucky 2002 b92-109-27905220 Electronic reproduction. 2002. (Beyond the shelf, serving historic Kentuckiana through virtual access (IMLS LG-03-02-0012-02) ; These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Epitome of the Kentucky State Historical Society / by L.F. Johnson. Johnson, Lewis Franklin, 1859-1931. s.n., [S.l. : 192-] 22 p. ; 24 cm. Coleman Microfilm. Atlanta, Ga. : SOLINET, 1993. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. (SOLINET/ASERL Cooperative Microfilming Project (NEH PS-20317) ; SOL MN02772.06 KUK) Printing Master B92-109. IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Kentucky Historical Society. An Epitome of the Kentucky State Historical Society By L. F. JOHNSON Of the Frankfort Bar ROBERTS PRINTING CO. FRANKFORT, KY. Kentucky State Historical Society EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE H. V. MCCHESNEY, Chairman Frankfort, Kentucky MRS. JOUETT TAYLOR CANNON Frankfort, Kentucky MRS. W. T. LAFFERTY Paris, Kentucky MRS. J. P. HOBSON Frankfort, Kentucky HON. LUCIAN BECKNER Winchester, Kentucky HON. R. C. BALLARD THRUSTON Louisville Kentucky COL. J. SWIGERT TAYLOR Frankfort, Kentucky DR. 'WILLAID R9USE TILSON Frankfort, Kentucky MRS. CASSIUS M. CLAY Paris, Kentucky JUDGE SAMUEL M. WILSON Lexington, Kentucky HON L. F. JOHNSON Frankfort, Kentucky OFFICERS IN CHARGE MRS. JOUETT TAYLOR CANNON, Sect. Tree. MR. WILLIAM E. RAILEY, Curator Miss NINA VIsCHER, Librarian An Epitome of the Kentucky State Histonrcal Society The Kentucky State Historical Society was organized in 1880. The purpose of the society is stated in article 2 of the act of the Kentucky Legislature which organized it: "That the object of said society shall be to collect, preserve and make known materials and memorials relating to the history of Ken- tucky; to diffuse information concerning the state's resources and advantages; to aid in her development and progress, and to help in every wav to incr-eae the sum of human knowledge." The act empowers ahd society to acquire an hold both real and personal property in trust for tbe State. For several years the Poie y had rooms in the executive wing of the Old Capitol. After the New Capitol was completed, the exhibits were removed to the south side of the new build- ing. These rooms were occupied until 1920, at which time its home was changed to the Old State House. The large collection of historic relics, official state records, books, pictures, statuary, implements of war and other things of interest have filled nearly all of the available space in the whole building, including the former House of Representatives and Senate Chamber. One of the interesting features of the Kentucky State His- torical Society is the Old State House, in which the many ob- jects of interest have been collected. The first permanent State House was occupied November the 3, 1794, it was destroyed by fire November 25, 1813. The State paid only 3,500.00 for this building. It was built, to a large extent, by private subscriptions, the most of which were made by Frankfort citizens. AN EPITOME The second permanent State House was erected at a cost of 40,000.00. It too was destroyed by fire and the temporary buildings which were used for state purposes, following its de- struction, were also destroyed by fire on December the 12, 1825. The seventh State House, this being the third which was built for the purpose, was erected in 1828-9 at a cost of 85,- 000.00, it was occupied December 7, 1829. This building is the one in which the historical exhibits are now found. This building was recognized at the time of its completion as being the most beautiful structure of its kind in America. It is in the Grecian style of architecture and it is noted for its symmetry and beauty. It is built of Kentucky River marble, which beautiful and endurable material is found in large quantities in this section of the State. The winding stone stairway which leads to the House of Representatives and Senate Chamber is the "eighth wonder," the marvel of all. There is nothing like it in this country or in Europe. It is uile on imagination and hung upon noth- ing. The expression of e-very one who sees it is: "How beauti- ful I How wonderful." Joel T. Har,, Ahmeiica s gratest sculptor may have as- sisted in cutting the stone for these steps. They are Kentucky River marble, literally carved fronm the heart of the State. The Portico is built of a dark gray Kentucky marble, bleached by a century of service. The six columns, each four feet in diameter and thirty- three feet high, support a marble pediment above which is a circular lantern twenty-two feet in diameter and twenty feet high. The length of the building including the portico is one hundred and thirty-two feet and the width is seventy feet. Gideon Shryock, the architect, who designed and erected this building, left it as an enduring monument to his memory. Several pictures are found on the walls to remind visitors of his genius and fame. The officers of this organization have gathered from every section of the world many things of interest, but their greatest effort has been to secure those -things which relate more par- ticularly to the history of Kentucky. 4 AN EPITOME: In this building is found a pictorial history of the State, beginning before it was admitted to the union and continuing through all its stages of development to the present time. No historian has been able to write a history of Kentucky of such great interest to all the people of the State. No historian has been able to give that human touch or the thrill which is experienced-by coming in actual contact with the objects which were owned and loved by the generations that have passed away. Kentuckians are proud of the history and traditions ot their ancestors, many gifted writers and eloquent orators have tried to express their appreciation of the heroism and devotion of the Kentucky pioneer. More than twenty histories of the State have been written but not one of them is of that absorbing interest to the student of history as the voiceless paintings which can be found upon the walls of the Kentucky State Historical Society. The portraits of these poets and statesmen, drawn true to life, are more than poetry, they are more than history, they bring to our hearts and minds the objects which they portray, and they seem to walk the earth again. The library of the society contains a large collection of books consisting of about 5,000 volumes covering all Kentucky history and much of Virginia, the Carolinas, Pennsylvania and the nation's history. This library is especially well adapted to genealogical research. There is a great deal of sottrce material which cannot be found any other place, a most valuable assort- ment of historical books have been collected. During the past few years the friends of the society have been especially kind and generous. Among the most noted gifts is the library of Senator W. W. Stephenson of Harrodsburg, now deceased, who spent a great deal of time and money in the collection of rare books. This library consists of histories, books of travel, biography, genealogy and philosophy. It is especially prized on account of the large collection of books relating to the history of Kentucky. This collection of books was donated by Misses Martha and Mary Stephenson, sisters of the Hon. W. W. Stephenson. S AN EPITOME Another very valuable collection of books was donated by Mr. Lewis H. Jones of Louisville. This collection consists of several hundred volumes, embracing Hennings Statutes, a large number of biographies, especially of noted Kentuckians and books written by Kentuckians, and many other valuable vol- umes of English records, works on heraldry and many other things of interest. During the administration of Governor William J. Fields the Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners directed that all records of the Secretary of State from 1792 to 1909, inclusive, be turned over to the Historical Society. This has added thous- ands of record books, file cases and boxes filled with source ma- terial to the archives of the society. These records and papers are invaluable from a historical standpoint. The present Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Jouett Taylor Can- non, found in the basement of the "Old Executive Building" a large number of tax books, file bxxes and bundles of papers, rich in the early history of the State. By consent of the state officials these books and papers have become a part of the archives of the society and many of them are now being pub- lished in the Register. For the past twenty-four years "The Register," the official voice of the society, has been issued. This historical publica- tion is one of the most valuable in the Nation, a vast fund of historic information which is of great value to the historian and research worker is given to the public through this channel. One of the valuable adjuncts to the society is Mr. William E. Railey, the curator. He has been a very useful employee since 1919. He knows the history of practically every exhibit in the collection and he gives courteous attention to all. His lectures are full of interest and information. The personality of the curator usually makes a lasting impression on visitors. Perhaps the one man who deserves and who has received more attention from this society than any other is Daniel Boone, the pioneer, the scout, the soldier, the man who did so much for Kentucky in its early development. The following are a few of the many things which have 6 AN EPITOME been collected from all sections of the country and which have become a part of the history of this pioneer: Daniel Boone, a fine oil painting of, by Nicola Marschall. Boone, a picture of, by Audubon. Boone, a picture of, donated by Ballard Thruston. Framed sketch of the Boone Family, and water color of Boone when he first saw the beautiful level of Kentucky. Picture of the house of Nathan Boone, where Daniel Boone died September 20, 1820, eighty-six years of age. Picture of fort built by Boone at Boonesboro, Kentucky. Framed survey of 500 acres-of ground in Fayette County, Kentucky, 1784, which was taken from Boone and which un- just treatment caused him to remove to Missouri where he died 1820. Daniel Boone's Judgment tree in Missouri under which he held court. History of the Boones, wills and records, by Mrs. J. C. Morton. The Boone, Bryan Bibliography, by Mrs. J. C. Morton. Daniel Boone, a framed photograph of his portrait. Daniel Boone, plaster cast of skull, by Rev. Phillip Fall. Boone in fight with Indians, pen sketch. Daniel Boone's stone house in Missouri, print. Daniel Boone, portrait in water colors, by Miss Chesney. Daniel Boone's rifle with notches cut on stock. Original surveys and letters, by Daniel Boone. Daniel Boone, Isaac Shelby and George Rogers Clark were three of the outstanding Kentuckians in the stirring days of the Revolution. Isaac Shelby, twice governor of Kentucky, took an active part in the early development of the State. During the darkest hour of the Revolution he led his small army to a decisive victory at Kings Mountain. This opened the way for the final acknowledgment of American inde- pendence. This society has collected many things of interest to remind the present and succeeding generations of his life and achieve- ments, the chief of which is the portrait of Governor Shelby, by Nock, 1850. One of the most valuable exhibits in this collec- 7 AN EPITOME tion is the Shelby Cannon. This is known as the Thames and also as the Burgoyne Cannon. It was captured at the battle of Saratoga from the British army under General John Burgoyne by the Americans under General Gates, September 19, 1777, and was afterwards surrendered to the British by General Hull, August 1, 1812, and recaptured by the Kentuckians at the bat- tle of the Thames, October the 9, 1813. It was presented to Governor Shelby and afterwards presented by him to the State of Kentucky. All of Governor Shelby's state papers during the eight years he was Governor, and many other things too numer- oUs to mention, are now a part of the archives of the society. While the British government was concentrating its army and navy on the Atlantic coast, George Rogers Clark, with the smallest invading army of which history gives an account, crossed the Ohio river, braved the dangers of an unsettled country, waded through swamps, withstood the rigors of a severe winter and by his intrepid leadership captured Kas- kaskia and Vincennes. By this campaign he pushed the Canadian line from the Ohio river to the great lakes and thereby added to the territory of the United States that section of the country which now forms the great states of Ohio, In- diana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and a part of Minnesota. This society has a picture of George Rogers Clark, a button from his military coat, "The George Rogers Clark papers, 1771- 1781," and other things of interest connected with his history. Some other things which relate to the history of the Revo- lution are as follows: Portrait of George Washington, purchased by the State in 1834. It was painted from Stuart's Landsdowne portrait of Washington in Philadelphia, by Oliver Frazier, of Lexington, Kentucky. In the course of time this portrait was broken, marred and almost ruined. In 1915 the famous artist, 'Pas- quale Farina, restored it. This portrait is now one of the classics in painting and is regarded as the "most splendid" portrait of Washington in America. The society has been offered a hundred thousand dollars for it, but twice that sum could not buy it. 8 AN EPITOME Portraits of Revolutionary soldiers. Artist. General LaFayette .................. By Mathew H. Jouett Governor Isaac Shelby ....................... Nock, 1850 Governor John Adair ....................... Unknown Governor George Madison .................. Nicolo Marshall Governor James Garrard ............. William T. Hundleigh Governor Christopher Greenup ....... William T. Hundleigh Governor Charles Scott ........ Copy of Jouett by Paul Sawyer Portraits of governors other than those named as Revolu- tionary soldiers: Governor Luke P. Blackburn ........... By Nicolo Marschall Governor J. C. W. Beckham ................ W. T. Hundleigh Governor Thomas E. Bramlett .Miss F. Wiley Governor John Breathitt .Ferdinand Walker Governor William 0. Bradley .Miss Jessie A. Rue Governor John Young Brown .Unknown Governor Simon Boliver Buckner (loaned), Ferdinand Walker Governor James Clark .Miss Sophia D. Gray Governor John J. Crittenden .Ferdinand Walker Governor Joseph Desha .Miss Kate Helm Governor Christopher Greenup . William T. Hundleigh Governor William Goebel. Unknown Governor John L. Helm. Miss Kate Helm Governor J. Proctor Knott .Miss Kate Helm Governor Robert P. Letcher .Mathew H. Jouett Governor Preston H. Leslie .T. E. Grove Governor Charles S. Morehead .................. Unknown Governor James T. Morehead ............ Iathew H. Jouett Governor Beriah McGoffin ............ ... Mrs. Hardin James B. McCreary............... Carl Guthrie Governor Thomas Metcalf ........ ....... Unknown Governor William Owsley ............. Sophia DeButts Gray Governor Lazraus W. Powell ............... Unknown Governor .Jani3e. F. RPoltin-s4i ........ Hardin Governor Gabriel Slaughter ............. Ferdinand Walker Governor Charles Wickliff ............. William Besser Governor Augustus E. Willson, not oil painting... Photograph 9 Governor John W. Stephenson .................. Unknown Governor Owsley Stanley .................. Pasquale Farina Governor James B. McCreary .................... Unknown Governor Edwin P. Morrow .................. Doris Gordon Governor James D. Black ..................... T. E. Grove President Zachary Taylor, returning from Mexico on his noted horse, "Old Whitey," 1847 ............ William Aller Simon Kenton's Ride, copied from Louvre ........... Walcut Simon Kenton, oil painting ................. Mrs. Saunders President William Henry Harrison, portrait ........ Bancroft Hon. John G. Carlisle, portrait ............... B. Williamson Mrs. James Taylor, portrait ..................... Unknown Henry Clay, portrait ....................... Fry of Alabama Col. James Taylor, portrait ........................ Loaned Richard H. Menifee, portrait by Mathew Jouett. Was noted for his oratory. He was in Congress and died at the early age of thirty-one years. His reputation as an orator was fully established by the eloquent funeral oration, delivered by Thomas F. Marshall at the time of Mr. Menifee's death, Feb- ruary 20, 1841. General John C. Breckenridge, portrait. Unknown artist. General Breckenridge has been called "The Ideal Kentuckian." He was Vice-president of the United States under Buehalian, was one of the candidates for President at the time Mr. Lincoln was elected. He was a noted general of the C. S. A. during Civil War. General Ben Hardin Helm, portrait, C. S. A., was killed at the battle of Chickamauga while in command of the "Orphan Brigade." General Helm and President Lincoln were brothers- in-law, having married sisters. Mrs. Madaline McDowell Breckenridge, portrait, by Carl Swisher, wag the wife of Hon. Desha Breckenridge and great granddaughter of Henry Clay, was born in Franklin County, Kentucky, and was highly educated. She took an active inter- est in all civic matters, associated charities, Woman's Club work and every thing which tended toward the uplift and betterment of women. She was a woman of fine character, a gifted orator and writer, she was one of the great women of Kentucky. 10 AN EPITOME AN EPITOME Mrs. Emma Guy Cromwell. Portrait by Spencer. Was the first woman to hold a state office. Mrs. Francis Beauchamp. Portrait. Artist unknown. Was a leader of the W. C. T. U. Portrait of Col. William Whitley, who led the "Forlon Hope" at the battle of the Thames. Col. Whitley and the In- dian chief Tecumseh, fired at each other at the same time and each of them was killed, October 5, 1813. PORTRAITS OF LAWYERS Hon. Henry Clay General P. Watt Hardin Judge John M. Harlan General John Rodman Judge Robert Trimble Hon. John G. Carlisle Judge Ben Hardin Hon. Martin Hardin Hon. James McKenzie Hon. J. Proctor Knott PORTRAITS OF PREACHERS Rev. John Dawson Steel Rev. Thomas Dudley Bishop H. H. Kavanaugh, of M. E. Church, South. PORTRAITS OF SURGEONS Dr. Gross Dr. Benjamin Dudley Dr. Bush Dr. Ephraim McDowell SOME OF KENTUCKY POETS Theodore O'Hara, portrait, by William Besser. Henry T. Stanton, portrait, by Ferdinand Walker. Robert Burns Willson, portrait, by Ferdinand Walker. Mrs. Vertner Jeffers Johnson, portrait, by W. T. Hund- leigh. Mrs. Jennie C. Morton, portrait, by W. T. Hundleigh. 11 AN EPITOME PORTRAITS OF WRITERS Richard Collins, Historian. Henry Watterson, Editorial Writer. J. Stoddard Johnston, Editor and Historian. John Fox, Jr., Novelist. George Ranck, Historian. J. T. C. Noe, Poet. Prof. Shaler, Historian and Scientist. PHOTOGRAPHS, ENGRAVINGS AND OTHER PIC- TURES Col. Haldeman, C. S. A., Writer and Publisher. Gen. Wade Hampton, C. S. A. Col. E. Polk Johnson, C. S. A., Historian. Col. Ambrose Dudley, Quartermaster General of U. S. A. Gov. J. C. W. Beckham, Governor, U. S. Senator. Hon. Joseph Lewis, .Judge of Kentucky Court of Appeals. Hon. J. P. Hobson, Judge of Kentucky Court of Appeals. Col. D. Howard Smith, Supt. of Public Instruction. Col. Reuben T. Durrett, Historian, Writer. Gen. Washington and Martha Washington, with samples of her dress worn when the capitol was in Philadelphia. First Seal of Virginia, photograph. Capitol at Washington, engraving. Arlington, Home of Gen. R. E. Lee, engraving. Picture of Capt. Thomas H. Hines and his two companions who cut a passage through the walls of the Columbus peniten- tiary and made their escape during the Civil War. The Kentucky Cardinal, made famous by James Lane Allen, print Major Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, C. S. A. General Stonewall Jackson, C. S. A. A group of Confederate Generals. Polar Bear and four other Audubun prints. A group of oil paintings, a gift from citizens of Philadel- phia, 1892. 12 AN EPITOME Old State House, where Kentucky was received into the Union. Independence Hall, where Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence. Carpenters Hall, with names of Carpenters' Guild, Phila- delphia. OTHER PAINTINGS AND PORTRAITS Dr. C. C. Graham, owner of the noted springs at Harrods- burg. Marriage of Pocahontas to Capt. Rolfe. Wood carved picture of Trumpet Flower. "Attention Men, Old Stonewall is Going to Pray." A picture of Stonewall Jackson and his soldiers. Ideal Productions of Artist, by Paul Sawyer, Frankfort, Kentucky. Robert Burns Wilson, Frankfort, Kentucky. William Hundleigh, Georgetown, Kentucky. Picture sketch of child, "Little Blonde Girl," by Frank Duveneck. A beautiful miniature of Richard Al. Johnson. Very valuable. A large number of small pictures of Kentuckians and other prominent citizens of the United States and a large num- ber of steel engravings of Kentuckians and others. LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS-BY PROMINENT ARTISTS Scenes on Elkhorn, W. T. Hundleigh. Shakers Ferry and Road, W. T. Hundleigh. A Kentucky Woodland, Robert Burns Willson. Beech Trees, in Barren County, Fannie Porter Dickie. Scenes in the Pennyrile, Mrs. J. M. Beauchamp. In Early Spring, Mrs. J. Ml. Beauchamp. Water Color Pictures, Martha Taylor Saunders. State Arsenal, Sophia DeButtst Gray. Old Tavern at Middletown, Sophia DeButts Gray. 13 Picture on glass of the Empress Josephine. Czar and Czarina of Russia, 1864, presented to the Society by Hon. C. M. Clay. General Robert E. Lee, Commander in Chief Confederate Army. General Washington, in Continental uniform. Father Ryan, photograph attached to his poem, "The Sword of Lee." J. Tandy Ellis, Adjutant General of Kentucky. Henry Clay, copy of portrait, 1815. "Red Cloud," picture of Indian Chief on panther skin. Governor T. T. Crittenden, Governor of Missouri. Judge John Rowan's home in Nelson County, Kentucky, where Foster wrote "My Old Kentucky Home." Pen and ink copy of Audubun's Portrait of Daniel Boone. Col. William Crittenden, a deguerreotype. Col. Crittenden was captured and executed in the Cuban insurrection of 1851. When led out for execution he was ordered to kneel with his back towards the firing squad. He refused to obey the order and proudly said: "A Kentuckian never turns his back to his enemy and he kneels to none except God." GeneralPeter Dudley, photograph. Hon. John G. Carlisle, photograph framed. ReAr Admiral Chapman Todd, U. S. N. A picture of the battleship Kentucky. Gen. Albert Sidney Johnson, C. S. A., was killed at Shiloh; was Secretary of War in the Republic of Texas; was a General in the Mexican War, and was second in command of the South- ern army at the time of his death. Gen. John Hunt Morgan, C. S. A., was a cavalry leader in the-Civil War of unusual merit and daring. He was killed near the close of the war. The Curator of this Society has a. very interesting story about Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. The pictures of these two great men occupy prominent positions. Both of them were born in Kentucky. One of them became the President of the United States and the other the President of the Con- federate States. 14 AN EPITOME AN EPITOME President Davis, was educated at Transylvania and at West Point. President Lincoln was educated in "The School of Ad- versity," but he was none the less a man by reason of his early environment and training. Four years of war followed the elec- tion of these men to the presidency of the North and the South respectively. These four years of internecine strife mark the crucial period and the greatest crisis through which the Nation has passed. The history of this period and of these two men as related by the Curator is both interesting and instructive. The picture of President Davis is a fine oil portrait while the picture of President Lincoln is rather an inferior print. It has been the hope of the Society for the past several years that some friend of Mr. Lincoln, or the cause for which he stood, would give us a nice oil painting of this great President. Will some one help us to realize this desire The books, pamphlets and papers collected by this Society are too numerous to mention. Suffice it to say, the collection contains more Kentucky history than any other that has been made. It has more works on genealogy, more source material and more county histories than any other collection. The gen- eral public is beginning to realize this to such an extent that the research work has become so heavy that it is impossible for the present office force to do all that is requested. Joel T. Hart won fame as a sculptor by his ideal produc- tions, "Venus de Medici," "Angelina," and "Triumph of Chastity." He is now known in this line of art as the greatest of the Western Continent. Some of his best work can be found in the rotunda between the House and Senate chamber in the busts of Henry Clay, Andrew Jackson, James Taylor and John J. Crittenden. Some other work along this line is the bust of Nathaniel Southgate Shaler, who was a geologist, historian and poet, by Atkins. Bronze Bust of William 0. Bradley, Governor and IT. S. Senator, by Jerome Conners. Aitirble bust of Governor Beriah MUagoffr.. Is Marble bust of James Guthrie, who was a lawyer and statesman. Marble bust of Governor Elias Conway, of Arkansas, by Dexter. There are busts of Governor Isaac Shelby and William Goebel, by Yandall. There are plaster busts of John J. Crittenden and Henry Clay from original models. There are two other busts of Henry Clay, one by Hiram Powers and the other by Leo Volke. A model bust of Sam Davis, a spy C. S. A., by George Julian Zolany. In addition to the large and well assorted library referred to, there is a large collection of documentary reports. Tax lists beginning in 1787 and running down to 1870. Vital statistic records for the years running from 1852 to 1862. They give the births, deaths and marriages of the dif- ferent counties of the State, and it is a very valuable record. File of House Journals. File of Senate Journals. Annals of the Civil War giving the Union side of that great struggle, and it is very interesting and instructive. MIAPS Map of Kentucky of date 1 750, a very interesting exhibit. There are about twenty-five maps of Kentucky giving dif- ferent sections of the State and of different dales, showing the growth and development of the.State. FLAGS The Society has a large collection of flags. One from Richard M. Johnson's command, 1812. Two from battleship Kentucky. One from cruiser Brooklyn. One or more from every war of United States from the Revolution to the present time. AN EPITOME 16 AN EPITOME A silk flag used by the 4th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, Spanish-American War. A Confederate flag, silk, tattered and soiled. Flags of 1812-1815 Guidon used by R. M. Johnson at the Thames 18'12. Fragment of flag carried by Clay and McKee at Buena 'Vista 1847. Epaulets and sash of Gen. Martin D. Hardin, famous of- ficer of the war 1812. SWORDS General Ethen Allen's sword. Sword of Col. Robert Johnson, C. S. A. Sword of Col. Theodore O'Hara, noted author of "The Bivouac of the Dead." Sword of Capt. William T. Willis, killed at Buena Vista 1847. Sword of Gen. C. M. Clay, ambassador to Russia. Swords of World War. Swords of Civil War. Swords of Mexican War. Court sword of Russia. Full dress uniform of Admiral Lucian Young, U. S. N., and silver sword, a gift from the Kentucky Legislature to Ad- miral Young, 1879, for bravery in saving the lives of tlbirty- five sailors. GUNS Gun of Hancock Taylor, who was one of the surveying party who surveyed' the site of Frankfort, July 17, 1773. He was killed by the Indians in 1774. William Lee, gun of. Leestown was named for him. He was killed by Indians. Machine gun, early pattern. Dueling pistol used by Aaron Burr in the fatal duel with Alexander Hamilton at Weehawken Heights, July 11, 1804. 17 AN EPITOMEM Two drums used in War of 1812, one of which was cap- tured from the British. Saddle used by one of Morgan's men, C. S. A. Pair of saddle bags, owned by Harris H. Johnson, C. S. A. Pair of saddle bags, owned by P. Watt Hardiri, used in his political campaigns for Attorney General, etc. Pair of saddle bags owned by Col. W. T. Scott, U. S. A. Box of Philippine arms. Revolutionary flint lock guns and powder horns. Carroll rifle used in the Lewis-Clark Expedition. A Mexican silver mounted saddle, captured in Mexican War. A pair of pistol holsters, used by John Brown, the first Rep- resentative in Congress from Kentucky, and the first U. S. Senator from Kentucky. A bugle, made of wood with bands of cow horns, used by Robert Collins of Franklin County, who blew the charge at the battle of the Thames. Bugle, used by John W. Payne in Morgan's command C. S. A. Bugle, used by Thomas Heffner, 2nd Ky. Vol., at battle of Beuna Vista. Punch bowl and silver service from battle ship Kentucky. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Gourd fiddle. Harpsichord, a rare musical instrument brought to Ken- tucky in 1830. Spinette, made in London in 1800, brought to Woodford County in 1810 by the Menzies family. Violin, flute, bugles and other instruments. There are thousands of other relics too numerous to men- tion, a few of which are as follows: Old china and cut glass. Indian relics and prehistoric curios. Model engine, invented by Edward West, who built a steamboat and ran it on the waters of Elkhorn in 1794. 18 AN EPITOME9 Table cloth of linen, the material used was raised, spun and woven in Scott County, Kentucky, in 1828. A clock used in the first Indian school in the United States, 1837. Four glass cases of wax flowers. Fancy work of seventy years ago. Silhouettes of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Overton. Chinese hat. Continental hat, sash and epaulets worn by Capt. Peter Dudley. Colonial wedding dress of crepe, worn in Virginia about 1778. Lining of George Washington's overcoat. Indian tomahawks, sandals, pitcher, cups and other curios. China teapot, pewter platters, etc. Rosewood box, Roman lamp, iron manacle. China tankard, small hair trunk. Variety of sea shells, spotted shells, stones, etc. Broad ax, used at Boonesborough in cutting trees to build fort. Commission of Charles Scott to be Brigadier General of Kentucky militia signed by Beverly Randolph, Governor of Virginia, 1790. Photo of Dolly Madison, who saved the State Archives when the British captured and burnt the White House in 1814. Will of Hancock Taylor. Gold pen used by Governor Beckham to sign the appro- priation bill for New Capitol. Large number of curios from Panama. Old spinning wheel. Flax wheel. Iron crane used in old fashioned fire places. Loom used in Barren County, Kentucky. Cradle owned by Capt. Abraham Owens, who was killed in battle of Tippecanoe, 1811. Key stone of the first court house of Mason County. Bed spread, embroidered in 1800. 19 Calico patch work quilt, made by Mrs. James Taylor for her friend, Martha Washington, in 1799. Silver watch used one hundred and eighty-five years ago. Cup and saucer from President Jefferson Davis' war chest. Case of shells and other curios, specimens of ores from all parts of Kentucky. Bank bills of the first banks in State, old coins, Confederate money. Land grant of General James Taylor. Lace collar worked and worn more than a hundred years ago. Quilts, laces, dresses and other wearing apparel and home- made lace. Silver ladle, property of Governor Slaughter. Silver pitcher and tray presented to Governor Blackburn by citizens of Natches, Miss., watch, medal and other things formerly owned by Governor Blackburn. Domestic utensils of all kinds, kitchen furniture, farm- ing implements of all dates and a large number of Indian relics. Original sketches of the Lunette of New Capitol, by Gilbert White. Stones used in first railroad in Kentucky. Frequent acci- dents occurred on the road, caused by the insecure method of tying the rails. These rails were thin pieces of iron about three inches wide and about half of an inch thick spiked to large stones laid lengthwise. Occasionally one of these iron bars be- came detached at one end and it would run through the floor of the car and at times on through the top of the car. Sections of wood water pipes which were laid in 1804 from Cedar Cove Spring to Frankfort. These cedar pipes were bored through the center with a three inch auger., They were fastened to each other with wooden pins. Frankfort was sup- plied with water by this method until 1886. The foregoing is only a partial list of the many objects of interest found in this building. The history given is neces- sarily meager and unsatisfactory. The object has been to give all the information possible at the least outlay of time on the part of the reader. The exhibits 20 AN EPITOME AN EPITOME must be seen in order to appreciate the work which has been done. Mohammed said: "The ink of the scholar is more sacred than the blood of the martyr." There is more than the ink of the scholar to be found on these walls, the living spirits of great men and women are found enbalmed in the oil paintings to be found on every hand. The officers in charge of this work desire the general pub- lic to visit them. No fee is charged for admission, or for the services rendered by the Curator. The work has been greatly retarded by lack of necessary funds, and in order to give the friends of the Society a chance to assist in the work, a contribu- tion box is placed near the foot of the stairs to receive any as- sistance that may be given. Every cent thus received will be used in the extension of the work. It should be remembered that the whole collection belongs to the State of Kentucky. The Sxtiety is only the custodian and trustee for the Stat.. The officers in charge are anxious to incoae the collec- tion of all things of historic valve and interest nnd they call on all friends of the Society to help them in the collection of every thing which relates to the history, lives, and customs of the pioneers-family Bibles, scrap books, pictures and curios which have been horded and held as souvenirs of our fathers and the early settlers of Kentucky. The State is better prepared to cae for these things than the citizen and they will remain as a part of the archives of the State for all time, and in this way will perpetuate the memory of our ancestors. The South was very fortunate to have two men, Jefferson Davis and Alexander H. Stephens, write the history of the re- bellion. They have presented the causes which produced the war with more ability than any writers, for the Union side, have exhibited. The southern side of the Civil War is well presented by the Kentucky State Historical Society. Numerous portraits of Confederate soldiers, implements of war and relics of different kinds have been secured. Numerous southern histories, includ- ing those of President Davis and Alexander H. Stephens, have 2t been collected. All of these things have given a decided south- ern sentiment to the Society. This sentiment is not caused by any special partiality upon the part of the present Executive Committee, it is more the result of a former secretary-treasurer having been the widow and the sister of Confederate soldiers. This statement is not an attempt to apologize for the large col- lection of southern souvenirs, it is intended as an explanation of a condition, with the idea of requesting the friends of the North to assist this Society in securing a larger collection of Northern memorials and sentiment. This is one great country, united and inseparable with: "One flag, one land, one heart one hand, one Nation evermore." "This government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth." Henry Clay said: "I have heard something said about al- legiance to the South. I know no South, no North, no East., no West to whichI owe awv allegiance." 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I'd been half-heartedly throwing down organic slug pellets for the last few months. They seem to work for as long as they don't get eaten / washed away, but I've found they need frequent reapplying. So, I decided enough was enough and last week got nematodes plus a roll of copper tape. I put collars of tape around the stems of various plants and watered in the nematodes widely. Haven't seen a slug or snail since...
I always thought mint was good at repelling pests, not attracting them. I know some plants can play a sacrificial role but I didn't think mint was one of them... yet year after year, mint comes back in the same place in a raised bed in my garden. It always looks very healthy until about late May when the leaves start to get infested with aphids (I think).
They suck all the juice out of the mint, leaving the leaves speckled and papery. The lower leaves go yellow / brown. It's usable for cooking but I probably wouldn't fancy using them in a salad (or mojito).
Any tips? I tried putting some marigolds nearby. I also try and blast the bugs off with the hose but there seem to be loads of them.
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dove, are you leaving your garlic in for a bit longer? when do you stop watering?
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Looks like powdery mildew. I've never found it a huge problem but really you should try and water round the base, not the leaves. Watering in the morning I've found is better too, so they don't have wet leaves going into the evening.
I've never found powdery mildew causes huge problems though. What I've tended to do if some of the bigger, older leaves become papery is simply cut them off. They're such vigorous plants it makes little difference.
For the first time this year, I'm growing the climbing Black Forest variety. Doing fine but I'm struggling to persuade the plants (despite a fence, canes and ties) that they want to go up right than out! The stems seem to be buckling / splitting under the weight, and that's before there's much fruit!
Nematodes do work but I find the cost a bit off-putting. Having said that I've just ordered some as I've found that one of my courgette plant's stems has been eaten!
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Ok, I'm not too worried (until I'm told otherwise) but I've noticed a few of my plants have got a slight yellow mottling of the leaves - e.g. the big leaf in the centre of this photo.
In practice, it's only on a few plants - and since I still need to cull about half of them, this might just help me decide which to get rid of as it's only affecting a few. I'd got a bit lazy and hadn't propped open my mini greenhouse for the last couple of days, given it was cooler / wetter. I wondered if they might have got overheated a bit, although they hadn't dried out and didn't look droopy.
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Just 7% reported an increase in their household finances from last month, with 26% saying they had dropped, according to a survey by Markit and YouGov.
People are also pessimistic about how much money they will have in a year's time, with 43% expecting to be worse off, the highest level for just over a year.
The rise was driven by increased pessimism among public sector workers and the unemployed - job security also deteriorated at its fastest pace since June last year as workers brace themselves for lower pay rises.
A total of 57% of people thought government spending cuts would impact on their finances, rising to 62% among public sector workers.
But despite their concerns about the future, households have increased their spending for the third month in a row although the rate at which it rose slowed compared with last month. People also focused on repaying their debts for the fourth consecutive month.
Thirty-five per cent of households felt more confident in the Government's handling of the economy following the general election, but 34% felt less confident.
Andrew Self, economist at Markit, said: "The May survey showed the reality of impending government spending cuts biting, with job security and the outlook for household finances among public sector workers slumping to the lowest seen since the depth of the recession.
"In contrast, private sector employees reported that they had become less insecure about their jobs than at any time since the survey began in February of last year, and that their incomes rose for the first time since the recession.
"Whether or not the improvement in the private sector will offset the downturn in the public sector, and therefore avoid a double-dip recession, remains unclear."
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Lyrics - I'd just turned twenty six and she was twenty three
Sounds like a good mini break Blisters - Mrs B doesn't dive then?
Alehouse - much as it pains me I know you're right. I'm at nearly peak marathon mileage this week already, no wonder everything is creaking. I shall search for my common sense head. Part of the problem is that swimming and cycling are a little like rubbing salt in at the moment and don't chase the black dog away as well as running does.
Anyone racing this weekend?
What: swim
Why: niggly/being sensible
Last hard: finding the sensible head
Last rest: 2/7
Yesterday's lyrics - Free World by Kirsty MacColl.
Enjoy the chocolate of your choice
Morning LMH
21 degrees and sunny here today
I'm working at Diamond League athletics at Hampden tonight
Mrs B and Miss B are going too. Mrs B is using my ticket.
Not sure yet if I'm also working at it tomorrow, if not then I'll be taking Miss B
Good choice of lyrics yesterday.
Catch up time.
Hope you get to see some of the athletics, Birks.
LMH: glad to see the sensible head is working!!
What: rest
Why: sensible head
Lyrics: no
What: doctor and physio plus a walk
Why: no choice!
Last hard: yesterday
Lyrics: nope
LMH nope the niggles subside soon. The dried fruit is going well thanks, strawberries are great (though finished now in the garden), sweet cherries are pretty good and the sour ones are delicious!
Birks enjoy the athletics tonight
Ale how are the legs feeling after yesterday's run?
Blisters sounds like a great holiday
Some good news here. If my boss approves it, I'm allowed to go back 4 hours a day starting on Monday I have to try it out Monday and Tuesday, then if all goes well, I'll be doing that until the start of August. Do have to make the journey to work somehow though, and still can't drive for long distances (i.e. the 50 miles to work!). I think we have progress. Just hope I can do it.
That's going to be an awful lot of travelling emzap, which could be very wearing, could you not start by working from home? I am partial to dried strawberries in white chocolate which they sell on the market, try not to have too many though! Niggles are just high mileage - I've run 67 miles so far this week which is a huge increase from when tri training but I don't know quite how else to train for a six hour race!
Nice way to make a living birks - I'll look out for you on the tv
Enjoy your last holiday day Wabo. What's next for you race wise?
Not easy being sensible is it Alehouse?
Hope it's a good meet Birkmyre, and hope you enjoy the experience of working at it!
More time in the garden for me today - not lounging though - cutting the substantial amount of grass! Will still need suncream and hat - scorching!
Great mileage, LMH, I'm in awe - I'd not be able to move!
That's the difference with running it all easy I think Donaldo.
How annoying emzap.
Legs feel fine today, Emz...although I'm not going to check them by running! Have run the last three days which in terms of the last couple of months is a lot. Expected a sore (good) Achilles this morning as it niggled last night but I did some stretching after the run so that may have helped. Easy being sensible today as I am so busy! Work then a meal to celebrate a decent Ofsted inspection, then out with a friend. Not good for the waistline! Good job I don't eat chocolate!
Afternoon all,
I heard a mother say to her child today; "just wait until the jogger's gone past". Humiliation!
Have a good one!
Wabo I had a car accident about 6 weeks ago which left me with brain injury (the level above a bad concussion, I don't think there's an English word for it, and spinal trauma. You should definitely do Baccus, it's great fun, though don't expect a good time, the wine and food is too good!
Got the go-ahead to work on Monday (never have I been so happy to go to work!)
Pleased for you emzap.
forever - it's just a case of keeping moving, much like the IM. Now racing a 5k - that would be hard.
AF - I hate that. Had a group of cyclists do it to me on a country lane not long ago 'mind the jogger'. 'Jogger' I spluttered,' jogger?!? Runner please'. Made them laugh anyway. Another good one I had was in the last mile of a 20 mile run, small child turns to parents and says 'that lady isn't running very fast'.
Enjoy the meal Alehouse. Do you just have one week of term left?
Evening! Just getting changed between a decent meal and going to the Alehouse!
LMH: I have three and a half days work left this term. The school finishes Friday but I am not required: that's good as I can pack for a few days in Lisbon with my daughter! This time next week I will be in mid-air, all being well!
Sounds like you are looking forwards to the break Alehouse
The big 250 parkrun for me tomorrow, we are making a bit of a fuss and a day of it.... why not?
Good interval session tonight as not planning on racing parkrun tomorrow, warm up the 4 x 2 mins 30 secs, 3 x 2 mins, 2 x 1 min 30 secs and 1 x 1 min, it hurt, but was good.... 6.64m in total.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) The Rhode Island attorney general's office says an investigation into an alleged sexual assault by two Providence College basketball players has concluded with no charges.
The office said Wednesday a grand jury determined there was insufficient evidence to charge Rodney Bullock. The office determined there was insufficient evidence to ask the grand jury to consider charges against Brandon Austin.
The freshmen were accused of sexually assaulting another student in November, and suspended from playing games for the season. Austin left Providence College and enrolled at Oregon, where he was also accused of rape. Authorities there declined to prosecute, saying there wasn't enough evidence. He was suspended from the school for at least four years.
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Edmund's steps now seem lighter and more cautious as he walks through the hallway leading to the auditorium. He looks around the dark hall with a cautious gaze, the long, thin area lit only by a few lanterns. The red carpet underneath his feet has been thoroughly cleaned, but there are a few dirty marks on the walls. A few seem to resemble handprints.
He finally reaches a large, heavy, wooden door and pushes it open. As he does so, a beautifully tragic song starts to play; an opera song, presumably written by Edmund himself. Whether it is actually being played or is within Edmund's mind is unknown, but in any case he synchronizes his movements with the beat of the music.
Before him is a wonderfully large room, chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, hundreds of candles burning within them. Thousands of seats line the walls and floor, able to hold crowds of a considerable size.
As he enters, a slight smile crosses Edmund's face. He doesn't look up at the chandeliers nor the fire, but towards the stage. Props have been left from the previous show, including a few torches and trees; a charred figure is laid morbidly by the torches.
Edmund climbs onto the stage as he reaches it, stepping easily over the abandoned decorations. He slowly walks towards the edge of the incredibly large space, entering the backstage area.
Everything there is as charred as the items contained in his house, the only props currently remaining being the ones that aren't flammable. He looks around, sighs deeply, then gets to work attempting to clean. Things get pushed into piles and out the door for someone else to take care of, other things stored in various hidden closets. But there is one closet completely in the open that he is ignoring, never stuffing anything inside.
As he is almost finished, a knock is heard echoing down from the hallway that he came from. Edmund tips his head back in frustration, then goes to answer it.
Edmund opens the door with an angry and intimidating look. But the man (THEODORE) who knocked is not afraid, stepping inside as soon as he's able.
THEODORE is dressed in an expensive overcoat, a golden pocketwatch chain dangling from his pocket. He is obviously a man of high stature.
EDMUND, half-heartedly: May I help you?
THEODORE, loftily: Yes, actually. I'm here to inspect the building; a disappearance has been reported and the last time said person has been seen is here.
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Property Location
With a stay at Hilton Wuhan Optics Valley in Wuhan (Hongshan), you'll be convenient to HuaShan ShengTai YiShuGuan. This 4.5-star hotel is within the vicinity of Wuhan Botanical Garden and China University of Geosciences Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 515 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private furnished balconies. Satellite programming provides entertainment, and wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Partially open bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries.
Head straight for the casino, or wait for that lucky feeling while you enjoy one of the other recreational opportunities, such as a health club and an outdoor pool. This hotel also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), concierge services, and supervised childcare/activities. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the complimentary area shuttle.
Enjoy a meal at one of the hotel's dining establishments, which include 3 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access 24-hour room service. Relax with a refreshing drink from a bar/lounge or one of the 2 poolside bars.
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Featured amenities include high-speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge), a business center, and limo/town car service. Planning an event in Wuhan? This hotel has 5000 square feet (450 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms. Free valet parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
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- Conference space size (meters) - 450
- Laundry facilities
- Conference space size (feet) - 5000
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- Total number of rooms - 515
- Business center
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- Number of meeting rooms - 25
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- Number of floors - 6
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- Number of restaurants - 3
- Year Built 2013
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Aria was brought before a crowd of incredibly angry men, women, and children, all of them wanting to tear Aria apart for the people she's killed. Aria blinked back a tear... it hurt her to see all these people in pain because of what she did. She reasoned that if she lost a loved one, she would be mad at the person responisble.
Aria was chained up and forced to stand, so that everyone could see her, but the guards kept the crowd from getting anywhere near her. Aria thought for a moment that she would just be forced to stand there, listening to the mob's cries for her death... which was worse, at least in her mind, to the execution.
Then something slammed itself into her face. Aria couldn't grab her face to see what it was, but it was pulpy and red, and smelled terrible. A rotten tomato.
Then the rest of the crowd joined in. They threw whatever they could get their hands on, from rotten fruits and vegetables to rocks. The mob pelted her with these projectiles until they ran out and then just fell silent, staring at the girl who had caused them so much grief. Still, their anger had not yet subsided.
Aria stared back at the crowd, and silent tears streamed down her face. She couldn't bear it, the weight of her sorrow for what she had done was too much. Aria wanted so much to set things right, make everyone in this crowd smile, but she knew she couldn't undue her sins. There was nothing she could do... except laying down and dying.
Someone in the crowd really erupted when they saw her crying. "You have no right to cry, you evil bloodsoaked witch! We're the ones who lost our friends and family to you, what did you lose that gives you the right to cry?!" He said, throwing a knife at her, which landed square in her left shoulder. The rest of the crowd agreed, but after seeing the pathetic and wretched sight of a completely humilitated young woman standing before them, some of them felt pity for her.
Aria breathed through the pain and tears, and offered a simple reply: "I lost my brother to mercenaries, but that is not why I am crying... I'm crying because now I fully understand all the pain I've caused... and there is nothing I can do to change it."
The man who threw the knife at her scowled. "You expect me to believe that? You expect any of us to believe that?!"
"I know you don't believe me... but my feelings are genuine. I don't deserve any mercy... or sympathy." Aria responded, blood dripping down from her knife wound. It was at this point the guards undid her chains and escorted her back into to castle, possibly to face worse torment.
Still, nothing could have been worse than what she had just endured. To know the full extent of the consequences of her actions... was just unbearable.
Shadis and Zoraan watched as Aria was brought before the two of them. Zoraan stood up in horror and glared at his brother. "This is too much, Shadis. She didn't need to go through that."
"Oh, yes she did," Shadis answered. "She's a murderer and a thief... she deserves so much worse."
"A few years in prison and a few hundred hours of community service would have sufficed! Need I remind you that there are worse things in this world than her! The Shadows are here in Ixion, brother!"
Aria's ears perked up at that last bit, but she kept her silence. Shadis snarled. "Guards, take this worthless urchin to the dungeons for the night... my brother and I are going to be in a heated discussion for quite some time."
The guards did as commanded.


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