Through Their Eyes: Covered Bridges of Harrison County, Kentucky

Through Their Eyes: Covered Bridges of Harrison County, Kentucky - Paperback

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Through Their Eyes: Covered Bridges of Harrison County, Kentucky - Paperback

Through Their Eyes: Covered Bridges of Harrison County, Kentucky - Paperback

by Melissa C. Jurgensen
$35.30
$35.30

Book Overview

Nestled in the hills of central Kentucky, the countryside of Harrison County was once dotted with covered bridges. Sadly, none of these bridges remain today. The photo collection contained in the pages of this book offers a glimpse into the life span of four of these bridges including Cynthiana's bridge which was a centerpiece in a Civil War battle, to Claysville's bridge that once towered above the Licking River until its fiery end in 1953.The "Through Their Eyes" series celebrates the photographers of yesteryear who captured these structures in their photographs to preserve them for all time.
ISBN9780615697475
Author Melissa C. Jurgensen
PublisherDue Belli Autrici Books
GenreArts
FormatPaperback
PublishedNovember 2012
LanguageENG- English
Pages102
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Melissa C. Jurgensen

Melissa C. Jurgensen is a Kentucky historian and author. An extensive world traveler, she has maintained a lifelong interest in the history of communities in her home state. In 2006 Melissa received the commission of Kentucky Colonel, the highest honor in the Commonwealth, from the Governor. Melissa is currently writing a series of county-specific Kentucky covered bridge books with many unpublished photographs as well as travel photography books in the "Through Our Eyes" series with her mother, Judith. In addition to the books she has written, her writings have appeared in historical newsletters and newspapers around the country.

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