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Russell Springs | Lisa Dutton

by Lisa Durall
Kenneth Grider sits on his front porch with his son’s dog, Champ.
Claud Atchley sitting on the side porch at his house on Rt. 379 (also known as Hell’s highway). He was thinking about mowing the lawn, but was letting the grass grow as he smoked his cigarette.
Jacob Campbell walks to his barn to do his daily chores early one fall morning.
Stanley McClure, an 86 year-old inventor. Stanley at his old drafting table which he hasn’t used in over five years and his cat, “Cat”
Stanley McClure, an 86 year-old inventor. Here reading his Physics book in his living room.
Stanley McClure, an 86 year-old inventor. Stanley talks to one of the Landtron Oil owners on a visit up to Brushy Ridge where nine wells are located.
Stanley McClure, an 86 year-old inventor. Up on Brushy Ridge with the men of Landtron Oil Co.
Stanley McClure, an 86 year-old inventor. At the old family cemetery located on family land on Swan Pond Bottom.
Stanley McClure, an 86 year-old inventor. Stanley at his old drafting table which he hasn’t used in over five years and his cat, “Cat”
Stanley McClure, an 86 year-old inventor. Walking up to Buzzard Roost Point.
76 year-old Willie Curtisinger displays some of the fruit he sells out of his truck along the major highways in the county.

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