Louisville Turnpike Co. : records, 1818-1901.

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Louisville Turnpike Co. : records, 1818-1901.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/49253231

Records consist of a combined journal and minute book, 1818-1886, containing the act of incorporation, minutes of meetings, and names of officers and stockholders; and a minute book, 1887-1901, containing meeting minutes.

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