Logan County, Kentucky Students on a Field Trip to Lookout Mountain

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Logan County, Kentucky Students on a Field Trip to Lookout Mountain

Christie Bluhm

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07/26/2021

Logan County, Kentucky Students on a Field Trip to Lookout Mountain

The back of the photo reads: "1944-Lookout Mt." This is from a Logan County, KY photo album, most likely owned by a teacher. Probably students from Adairville School.

Date & Place: 1944 in Lookout Mountain, Hamilton County, Tennessee 37350, United States

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Christie Bluhm

I love folk art, antique portraits, photos, mystery, poetry, and art. I've been a picker since my teens so I love all things old and interesting. Gen Xer born a month after Elvis died.
I live on a farm. That's all you're getting. Many years ago I had a dream about a group of my relatives I had never met. During Covid, I was thinking about them and my aunt called and this church had contacted her and given her an old, carved podium one of those ancestors (he was a carpenter) had made. She gave it to us (my dad, our side) as she knew we would want it. As soon as I saw it and the attached plaque tears streamed down my face! The podium holds significance in other ways too. One day I'll write it all down.

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