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| Kentucky Humanities magazine is serious about telling Kentucky's story. Contents of the Fall 2011 issue of Kentucky Humanities: FEATURESHousing the Deadby Jonathan Jeffrey The untold story of Kentucky's grave houses. Leading Manby Marianne WalkerKentucky native John Marsh was more than Margaret Mitchell's husband. He also served as editor of Gone with the Wind. Two Centuries of Black Louisville: A Photographic Historyby Dr. J. Blaine HudsonA unique look at the history of African Americans in Louisville. Louisville's Festival of Faithsby David HawpeUnique interfaith festival sets a high standard for others to follow. DEPARTMENTSThe Council Pages Kentucky Chautauqua's Harry Smith portrayed Kentucky militiaman Private William Greathouse at the dedication ceremony for the placement of a historical marker at the site of Linden Hill, the home of Col. Frederick Geiger. Journey Stories — a Museum on Main Street exhibit — continues touring the Commonwealth. The Smithsonian exhibit will make stops in Morehead, Fort Thomas, and Murray between October 2011 and March 2012. |
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