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Edmonton | Jeff Wilhelm

by Jeff Wilhelm
Kay Harrison carries her nephew John David out of her family barn. Their dog follows.
Kay Harbison, teacher at Summer Shade Elementary School in Edmonton, Ky.
Kay Harbison works with first and second grade reading students.
James J. Brown washes his 1995 Ford truck in the car wash in Edmonton.
Roscoe Rd. near Summer Shade, Edmonton, Ky. 1985.
At the Friday night auction in Edmonton, 1985.
Sunrise reflected on a pool near Edmonton.
Kay Harbison tries to match up a scarred headstone with existing records.
Emily Tyree shows a spear point she found to Miss Kay Harbison.
Kay Harbison works with first and second grade reading students.
An apple and books of personal interest on Miss Kay Harbison’s desk.
Kay Harbison posts a student project in the hall of Summer Shade School in 1985.
Kay Harbison, Faith Childers and Jeramy Breeding head for a surface collection site to look for Indian Artifacts.
Wisdom Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Out at sunrise, a boy heads for town on Old Glasgow Road.
Miss Harbison and fellow teacher Linda Branstetter share the joy of discovery with students.
Miss Harbison and nephew John David Harbison on a jaunt through the woods on their farm.
Miss Harbison.
Miss Kay Harbison goes over a paper with a student.
A truck on Curtis Road. This truck has been parked by the road since its owner died, seven years ago.
Miss Harbison shares the joy of discovery with students.
James H. Hoover, fireman.
Locust, on the grill of a 1930 Ford Model A.
Linda Branstetter, teacher at Summer Shade School, grades papers and watches her students at recess.
James H. Hoover, fireman.
At the auction on Friday night.
At the auction on Friday night.
Michael Showman (front) and John Howard. workers at James Ritter Lumber Co. near Summer Shade.
Sunrise on the meadow. Metcalfe County near Edmonton.
James H. Hoover, fireman.
Garage near Summer Shade.
At the auction on Friday night.
Sunrise.
James H. Hoover, fireman.
James H. Hoover, fireman.

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