Tourist and travel photonegative files, 1974-1980.

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Tourist and travel photonegative files, 1974-1980.

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These negatives depict various news and recreational events, and former state officials. There are photographs of the destruction in Louisville, Frankfort, and Hopkinsville from tornadoes; Horse Cave Theatre; farm machinery shows; and portraits of many former state officials. Also depicted are many events including the swearing-in ceremony of the Kentucky Court of Appeals; meetings, hearings, and conferences of the Legislative Research Commission; a Bicentennial Ball; Kentucky State Fairs; Miss Kentucky Pageants; Governor Julian M. Carroll's Derby Breakfasts; a Kentucky Colonels' Barbecue; Capital Expos; golf tournaments, including the Boots Randolph Golf Tournament; and the Les Nichols Heart Fund Drive. Other photographs document news assignments of the Department of Public Information, and the procedures for the publication of the COMMONWEALTH QUARTERLY.

4 cubic ft.

Kentucky Department of Libraries and Archives, Kentucky State Archives

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