Aaslh convention, Roger Kennedy Remarks, III, #1, p. 70 Abbot, Major Edward (photo) III, #2

AASLH Convention, Roger Kennedy Remarks, III, #1, p. 70

Abbot, Major Edward (photo) III, #2, p.2

Abe & Us: Lincoln & N. Ky., XVII, #1

Abolitionists of Augusta, XI, #1

Adair, Gen. John [future Ky. governor], XX, #1, p. 23 (photo).

African-American Boy Scouts in 1940s, (photo), XIX, #2, p.35-6

American Nurse, by Caroline Miller, XVII, #2

Anderson’s Hill (Covington) XXII,#1, P. 3

Andrews Steel Mill (photo) XVIII, #2, p. 54

Andrews, “Col” J. A., XVIII, #2, p.50

Andrews, A. L., XVIII, #2, p.51 & 58

Andrews, Agnes Gaff (photo) XVIII, #2, p.51

Anti-Bellum Politics, the Role of Henry Clay and the Peculiar Institution, XIX, #2, p.31

Anti-German Hysteria in World War I, XV, #1; also XXIII, #1, p. 24.

“Apples of Gold in Pictures of Silver - Clermont (Parker) Academy,” XXIII #1, pp. 3 - 16

Appelman, Steven (author) “Bracken County Agriculture,” IV, #1

Appleton, William, X, #1, p.36

Arabic Numerals Misnamed, XII, #1, p.36

Arcaro, Eddie, & Latonia, VI, #1, p. 11.

Arnold, Philip (Diamond Swindle) XXII, #1, p. 37

Arnold, William – First Sheriff, Grant County, II, #2

Arrows, concrete - early air traffic control, XXII, #1, p. 52

photos; image, map, XXII, #1, p. 52 & 53.

Augusta city plat map, IV, #1, p.16.

Augusta College main building (photo), IV, #1, p. 7; XIX, #2, p. 16.

famous students & faculty, XIX, #2, p.12

history, IV, #1, p.7 – 9; XIX, #2, p.10

Augusta Education, IV, #1, p. 7.

Augusta ferry (photo), IV, #1, p.19.

Augusta High School (photo), IV, #1, p.10.

Augusta House Tour, IV, #1, p. 15.

Augusta Jail, (photo), IV, #1, p.13.

Augusta Trappers to Western Mountain Men, XXII, #1, p. 26

Aviation in Grant County, I, #1

Aylward, Kern & Gillespie (photo), V, #2, p. 40

Baker residence (photo) XXII, #1, p.9

Baker, Abraham wine cellar (photo), IV, #1, p. 5

Baker-Bird Winery, Augusta (photos) XIX, #2, p.23 + 27.

Baker-Hunt Foundation, XII, #1

Balcony is Closed, XIV, #2

Bank of Kentucky 1836 building (photo) XVIII, #2, p. 59

Bank of Kentucky, Covington, VII, #2, p.23-4

Bank, of Kentucky, Northern, XIX, #2, p. 4

Banking in Kentucky (1804-1835) VII, #2

Banklick Christian Church (photo) XXII, #1, p. 17

Banklick Creek, XXII, #1, p. 16

Barkley, George & Burley tobacco, IV, #2, p. 2.

Barnhorn, Clement, X, #1, p.16

Alma Mater sculpture (photo) X, #1, p. 8.

Barrett, Lisa V. (author) “Banking in Kentucky – 1804-1835,” VII, #2

Bartlett, Alvin (author) “The Black Brigade of Cincinnati,” XIV, #1

Base Ball, the Early Years, III, #2

Evolution of rules, XXIV, #1, p. 31.

Battle Flag of Ky Militia, War of 1812, XX, #1, p. 20. (photo).

Bavarian Brewery, Covington, (photos) IV, #1, p. 40.

Beall, Samuel, XXI, #2, p. 21

Beaty, Powhatan, Metal of Honor Recipient, XIX, #1, p. 29

Becher, Matthew (author) “Frank Milburn: Burlington’s Cornfield Edison,” XIII, #2

Distillery at Petersburg, Part 1 & 2, IX, #2; X #1;

“Separated at Birth: McDonald Brothers’ Courthouses,” XV, #1

Becker, Bernie (author) Civil War Spy in Covington, X, #2

Beechwood School – original building photo, XVIII, #2, p. 7

1940 building (photo), XVIII, #2, p.12

Beehive Tavern, Augusta (photo), IV, #1, p.18.

Behringer-Crawford Museum, Ellis Crawford Legacy, VIII, #1

Belew, Mildred (author) “A Brief Look at Pendleton County,” VI, #1, p. 39

Benedictines, XI, #1

Berry, Congressman Albert (1836-1908) (photo) VI, #1, p. 49

Berry, Theodore in Montjoy hanging, XXIII, #2, p. 25.

Bethea, Rainey hanging in Owensboro, XXIII, #2, p. 26.

Bethel Church – tornado damage (photo) XXIII, #2, p. 66.

Bezold, Frank – General Merchandise – 100 Years in California, KY, XX, #2, p.26.

Bibb, Henry, XXIII, #1, p. 37

Big Bone Lick, Lewis & Clark Connection, X, #2

Big Bone, Wm. Clark at (1807), XIV, #2

Bigstaff, Samuel, (photo) VI, #2, p. 20

Bird, Henry - attack, XXI, #1, p. 8

Black Brigade of Cincinnati, XIV, #1

Black, William “Willie” in John Montjoy story, XXIII, #2, p.22.

Blake, Luther (Standard & Poor’s), XIX, #1, p. 10

Blakely, Stephens [see] XV, #1, p 3; also XXIII, #1, p. 24.

Blees, Rev. Wilhelm (photo) XVIII, #2, p.14

Blessed Sacrament original school (photo), XVIII, #2, p.15

Blick, J.C. [Blick & Phillips Coal] XXII, #1, p. 6

Blue Lick’s Battle, VIII, #2, p.73; XXI, #1, p. 3

Blue Licks Battlefield, XVI, #1

Bobby Mackey’s. XVII, #2

Boehringer, Andrew (author) “Stairways to Salvation,” XXI, #1, p. 45

Bogardus, Carl & Gypsy Gray (authors) “Ky. Smallest County – Gallatin” I, #2

Bogardus, Carl (author) “Collision of United States & America,” V, #2

“Gen Charles Scott (1739-1813)” V, #1

“Island Queen Steamers,” VI, #2

“Showboats,” VII, #1

“St. Nicholas – How it Started,” IV, #1

”Navigation Lights on Ohio River,” VII, #1

“Before the Age of Steam,” XVI, #1

Bogenschutz (Droege), Iron Mfgr., XIII, #1

Boh, John (author) “John G. Carlisle,” XII, #1, p. 51

“Kelley-Koett Company,” III, #2

Bonte Rope Company (photos + plat) XIX, #2, p. 29

Booher, Jason & Carrollton Bus Crash (photo) XX, #2, p. 46.

Boone County Courthouse, Burlington, XV, #1 p. 39

Boone, Daniel - capture, XXI, #1, p. 6

Boonesborough, XXI, #1, p. 7

Borne, Lawrence (author) “Simon Kenton – A Brief History,” I, #1

Bowling in Northern Kentucky, XX, #2, page 28.

Bowman, Stan, race car driver, XVII, #2

Bracken Academy, XIX, #2, p. 10.

Bracken County – Brooksville Railroad, III, #2

Bracken County & Great Slave Escape 1848, V, #2

Bracken County Agriculture, IV, #1

Bracken County History, IV, #2, p. 43

Bradford, Joshua Taylor, MD (portrait) IV, #2, p. 49; also IV, #1, p.5

Bradley, James T. (author) The Covington Turners, VII, #2

Bradley, Gov. William, VIII, #1, p. 22

Bradsby, Frank (photo) & Louisville Slugger, XXIV, #1, p. 27.

Bramell, Katie (author) “When Covington Executed an Innocent Man: John Montjoy,” XXIII, #2, p. 20-29.

Breetzke, David (author) “Toto, We’re Not inNapa Valley Anymore!” XXI, #2, p. 48

Bridging the Ohio: early attempts, XXII, #2, p. 12 and 15-16.

the Licking: early attempts, XXII, #2, p. 19 - 20.

British prisoners at Newport Barracks, XX, #1, p. 25.

Broderick Tavern, Washington, KY (Maysville) VIII, #2, p.44

Brooklyn & Jamestown Plat Map, VII, #1, p.37

Brown, Barbara (author), “Sherman Tavern on the Dry Ridge,” XX, #1, p. 37.

Brown, W. R., architect, XX, #1 p.3.

Brownings of Maysville, XI, #2

Bruce, Henry [in “Roebling Family Research”] XVII, #2, p.31

Bruce, Henry, XII, #2

Bruce, Joseph (Goebel assassination - photo) VIII, #1, p. 27

Brunings, Ruth Cox (author) “Slavery & Tragic Story of Two Families,” XII, #1

Bryan, William Jennings (and Goebel - photo) VIII, #1, p. 26; also XXI, #2, p. 6

Buckner, Philip, Augusta Founder (photo) IV, #1 p. 1

Buena Vista, Covington, XXII, #1, p. 6

Bullock Pen Creek, XXII, #1, p. 16

Burge, Hal D. (author) “20 Minutes ‘til Daylight,” XII, #1

Burley Tobacco origins, VI, #1, page 2 – 3.

Burlington, Morgan Academy, XVI, #1

Burman, Ben Lucien, III, #1

Bus Crash – Carrollton, 25 Years Later, XX, #2, p. 41.

Butler RR depot, L&N (photo0) VI, #1, p. 40

Butler, Gen. Wm. Orlando, (photo) IV, #1, p. 24 & cover.

Butler, Gen. Home (photo), IV, #1, p. 25.

Butler, Ky. (panorama (photo with covered bridge) VI, #1, p. 40

Butler-Turpin House, (photos) IV, #1, p. 26.

Camp Springs Stone Houses, XVI, #2

Campbell Towers, Newport, VII, #2, p.20

Canebrakes, XXI, #1, p. 43

Cantrill, Judge James E, (photo) VII, #1, p.31

Captain Reynolds, My Life with, on Showboat Majestic, VII, #2

Carlisle, John Griffin, XII, #1

and Goebel, XXI, #2, p. 3

Carneal House & Lafayette visit, XVI, #2, p.24.

as Southgate Mansion, XX, #1, p. 31.

and Underground Railroad, VI, #2.

(photo) XXII, #2, p. 13.

Carneal, Thomas Davis: arrival in Northern Kentucky, XXII, #2, p. 10.

Carpenter, William, XXII, #1, p. 6

Carroll County History, II, #2

Carrollton Façade Program, IX, #2

Carrollton Fire House, VIII, #2, p. 38

Carrollton, Wm O. Butler House, VII, #2, p. 27

Carrollton’s Glauber Shoe Store, VI, #1, p. 52

Cassidy, Michael, XVIII, #1

Cassopolis Outrage/Kentucky Raid, XV, #2, page 29.

Cathedral Basilica, Covington, X, #1

Cathedral, 8^th Street (photo), XX, #1, page 43.

Cathedral Lyceum (photo), XX, #1, p. 46.

Cedars, The: restaurant, XXII, #1, p. 13

Cella, Louis A., & Latonia Track, VI, #1. P. 10/

Cellarius, C. F., architect, XXI, #2, p. 13

Chandler, A. B. at Latonia Track, VI, #1, p. 12

Chandler, A. B. “Happy,” – Kentucky’s Huey Long, XX, #2.

Chandler, Sr., Virgil (author) “William Arnold, First Sheriff of Grant County,” II, #2

Chastung, Gail (author) “Dinsmore Homestead,” V, #1

Chinn Bill, XXI, #2, p. 6

Chinn, Jack, VIII, #1, p. 23.

Chiseled Bridge (photo) XXII, #1, p. 15

discussion, XXII, #1, p.16

Cholera in Covington, XXIV, #1, p. 14 – 23.

Church History, St. Mary, Alexandria, XIV, #2

Church in Chains, Boone County, XVIII, #1

Cincinnati Union Terminal, XIX, #1, p. 4

Citizens Patriotic League [ see] XV, #1 p. 15

Civil War Hospitals, XI, #1

Civil War Spy in Covington, Henry T. Harrison X, #2

Civil War Women of Valor, XIX, #1, p. 11

Clare, Caitlyn, Callie & Don (authors) “Rabbit Hash, Boone County,” IV, #2

Clare, Don (author) “Big Bone Lick, Lewis & Clark Connection, X, #2

“Wm. Clark at Big Bone (1807),” XIV, #2

Clark at Big Bone, XIV, #2

Clark, George Rogers, XXI, #1, p. 8

Clark, Carolyn (author) “James ‘Pigmeat’ Jarrett,” I, #2

Clark, Earl (author) “Streetcars in N. Ky.” III, #2

Clay, Cassius (photo) V, #2, p.37

Clay, Henry & Whig Party, XX, #1, p. 29.

during 1844 Campaign, XX, #1, p. 30 (photo).

as Speaker (portrait) XIX, #2, p.31; also: XX, #1, p. 16.

(portrait) XXI, #1, p. 34

Claypool, James C. (author) “Old Latonia Race Track (1883-1939),” VI, #1, p.1

Clermont (Parker) Academy, XXIII, #1, pp. 3-16, cover photo.

Coca-Cola – Why It Cost 5 Cents for 70 Years, XX, #2, p. 25.

Cochran, Col. Melville A., VI, #2, p.3

Coffin, Levi, XXIII, #1, p. 37-8 (home photo)

Colonization Society, formation of, XIX, #2, p. 5

Colston family in Northern Kentucky, XXII, #2, p. 8 - 9.

Combs, Richard “Tallow Dick,” VIII, #1, p. 22.

Comer, Liz (author) “Gaines Tavern of Walton,” XII, #1

“May’s Lick,” XII, #2

“The Brownings, Maysville Family,” XI, #2

Committee of 500 & Religion (Newport), XXI, #1, p. 38

Concrete arrows - early air travel control, XXII, #1, p. 52

Conner, Catherine & Trujillo, XX, #2, p. 14.

Constitution, USS, XX, #1, p. 26.

Constitutional Convention (1890) & Goebel, XXI, #2, p. 4

Cooper, Wade (author) “Fleming County’s Railroad Accident 1907, V, #2

Copenhaver, James K., XVIII, #2 (story & photo) p. 24

obituary, XXII, #2, p. 31.

Coppin, John R. Company (photos) IX, #1, p.47; also (portrait) John R. Coppin, XXII, #1, p. 7

Coppin, John Roberts, Family & Company, V, #2

Cornerstone of a Community – West Covington, XVI, #1

Cotterill, Robert (author) “Background of Kentucky History,” XI, #2, p. 48

Country Stores, XIV, #1

Courthouse design, XV, #1 p. 39

Covered Bridges, N. Ky., II, #1

Covington Courthouses (photos) VI, #1, p. 36 & 37

Covington Depot serving C&O (photo) VI, #1, p. 27

Covington Downtown c. 1930 (photo) XXIII, #2, p. 41

Covington Gas Light Company & James Southgate, XXI, #1, p. 29

Covington, Kentucky

Gateway City (Part I) XXII, #2, p. 7 - 24.

Gateway City (Part II) XXIII, #1, p. 17 – 36.

Covington, Leonard (photo) XXII, #2, p. 12.

Covington Library (interior photos) VIII, #1, op. 60 & 61.

population growth 1830-1860 [chart] XXII, #2, p. 21.

Covington: present plat map, XXII , #2, p. 11.

Covington Riverside Assailed, IX, #1

Covington Savings & Trust Bank, XXI, #2, p. 11

Covington Seminary Square & Todd-Bradford House, XVII, #1

Covington-Newport Suspension Bridge, XIX, #2, p.4

Covington & Lexington Turnpike: construction, XXII, #2, p. 15

Railroad: construction, XXII, #2, p. 17.

and Civil War, XXII, #2, p. 21 - 23.

Covington & 1860 election, XXII, #2, p. 23.

Cox Building Rebirth, Maysville, XX, #1, p. 3. Historic photos p. 6.

Cox, George L., XX, #1, p. 9. [home photo, p. 10]

Cox Row, Maysville, XX, #1, p. 12 (photo).

Cox, William, Jr., (1856-1950), XX, #1, p. 9 (photo) [home photo, p. 10.]

Cox, William, Sr. (d. 1885), XX, #1, p.5. (photo).

Crapper, Thomas (filler) XXIII, #2, p. 19.

Crapsey & Brown, architects, XX, #1, p. 3.

Crawford, Ellis Legacy and Behringer-Crawford Museum, VIII, #1

Crawford, Kenneth (author) “Defense of Cincinnati & Legacy of Wm Hooper, XII, #2

Craig, Lewis, Washington, KY & Great Awakening, XXIV, #1, p. 3.

Grave Marker, XXIV, #1, p. 6.

Cruze. Crystal (author) “Bobby Mackey’s,” XVII, #2

Culton, William H., VIII, #1, p. 22.

Cumberland Gap, XI, #2, p.52

Cummins, Terry (author) “Perils of My Aunt Pauline,” XXIV, #1, p. 34.

Cummings, Irene, in John Montjoy story, XXIII, #2, p. 21

Currency, National Banking Act 1863, XXIII, #1, p.6.

Cynthiana Civil War Damage Claims, XV, #2

D

Dafford, Robert, Murals (photo) XXIII, #1, p. 48.

Daniels, Betty Maddox (author) “Camp Springs Stone Houses,” XVI, #2, p.38

“Early Homesteads of Ft. Thomas” IX, #2

“Ft. Thomas Military Reservation,” VI, #2

“Silver Grove,” XI, #1

“Wendling Printing,” XVII, #2

David, Lynn (author) “May’s Lick,” XII, #2

Davis, David, X, #1, p.16

Davis, Henrietta Vinton, actress (photo), XIX, #1, p. 30

Day, Walter R., VIII, #1, p. 28.

Dayton, Ky. – A Brief History, VII, #1

de los Reyes, Vanessa (author) “R. A. Jones Manufacturing,” XIII, #2

Deane, Silas bio, XVI, #2, p.22

Dee, Andrea (author) “Back to Their Roots: N. Ky. Wineries Flourish Today on Historic Terraces,” XIX, #2, p.19

Dempsey, James (author) “Old Kentontown Church, Robertson County,” XV, #2

Dennis, Harold & Carrollton Bus Crass (photo) XX, #2, p. 45.

Dentist, Ky’s First Woman, IV, #1

Desmarais, Norm, XXI, #2, p. 2

Deters, James (author) “Droege & Bogenschutz, Iron Mfgr.,” XIII, #1

Devou Park, III, #2, p.62; also XIII, #1

Beginnings, XXI, #2, p. 18-28

cemetery (Catholic) XXI,#2, p. 24

family, XXI,#2, p. 26

plats,XXI, #2, pp. 19, 22, 24 $ 27

Diamond Swindle, The Great, XXII, #1, p. 37

Dinsmore Homestead, Educating Girls, XVIII, #1

Dinsmore Homestead, V, #1

Dinsmore, Julia & Alice Roosevelt, VI, #1, p. 8

Distillery at Petersburg, Part 1, IX, #2

Distillery at Petersburg, Part 2, X, #1

Dodge, J. R., XXII, #1, p. 11

Donaldson Lithographic Company, XXII, #1, p. 3

circus poster by, XXII, #1, p. 5

Dobyns, Thomas, Augusta College president, XIX, #2, p.12

Doe Run Lake, XXII, #1, p. 16

Douglas Park racetrack, VI, #1, p. 10

Dozier family, XXI, #2, p. 25-6

Driscoll – Train Wreck, XII, #1

Droege & Bogenschutz, Iron Mfgrs., XIII, #1

Droege, Barbara (author) “Droege & Bogenschutz, Iron Mfgr.,” XIII, #1

Dry Ridge Presbyterian Church history, XXII, #2, p. 65 - 66.

Hook & Hastings Pipe Organ at DRPC (photo) XXII, #2, p. 66

Duke, Basil (portrait) IV, #2, p.49

Duke-Coburn House Threatened, X, #2

Duncanson, Robert S. (1821-1872) bio with photo, VI, #1, p. 41

Dutch Cheated in Louisiana Purchase? X, #2, p. 47

Duveneck, Frank, Painter & Teacher, X, #1

at Ryland Heights (Letter to Editor) XXII, #2, p. 6.

Duveneck, Mollie, XX, #2, p. 15.

Earle, J. T. & Latonia Track, VI, #1, p. 6

Earle, James T, Last Mayor of Latonia, II, #1, VI, #1, p. 6.

Earthquake 1811 [see: XI, #2, p.39]

Earthquakes & N. Ky., XV, #2

Eden Park vineyards of Longworth, XIX #2, p.20

Edmondson, Joyce (author) “Droege & Bogenschutz, Iron Mfgr.,” XIII, #1

Egbert, Col. Harry, VI, #2, p. 6; photo p. 7

Egolf, Elizabeth (Coppin) V, #2, p.1

Eifert, Sylvester, Organist, Teacher, XIX, #1, p. 21

Einhaus, Chris & Ronnin, (authors) Lily’s Chocolate, XVIII, #1

Einhaus, Ronnin (author) “Cornerstone of Community,” XVI, #1

Eldred, Jimmy Lee – Teaching Piano 60 Years, VIII, #2

Ellis, J. T., anecdotes from “Tang of the South,” VI, #1, p. 20

Ellis, James Tandy (1868-1942), VI, #1, p. 14

(1912 photo), VI, #1, p. 17

brief genealogy, VI, #1, p. 23

Ellis, Arnold & Jane (Scott) XXII, #1, p. 16

Erlanger Depot (photo) VI, #1, p. 25

Erlanger-Elsmere Library (photo) VIII, #1, p. 62.

Erlanger, Baron Frederick Emile d’, (photo) financier of SRR, VI, #1, p. 29

Ernst Family, XVIII, #2, p. 59

Ernst, James (portrait) III, #2, p. 14

Ernst, James C., XVIII, #2, p. 60

Ernst, Richard Pretlow, XVIII, #2, p. 61; (photo) VII, #2, p. 23

home (photo) XVIII, #2, p.62

Ernst, Sarah (photo) XVIII, #2, p.61

Susan Brent (photo) XVIII, #2, p. 61

William, Civil War Hospital Committee, XI, #1, p.40

William, XVIII, #2, p.59

Eubank family, XXI, #2, p. 25

F

Fairbanks, Calvin & Delia Webster, XXIII, #1, p. 38.

Fedders Family & J. H. Fedders Feed Company, XIX, #1, p. 32

family genealogy chart, XIX, #1, p.41

Federal Hall, Boone Co. (Piatt), VI, #1, p. 56

Fee, John Greg & Matilda (photos) XIX, #1, p. 13

Fee, John Gregg (portrait) V, #2, p.32

[in “Juliet Miles”] XVII, #1, p.24

Feltman, Henry [see] XV, #1, p. 7

Joe & Henry [sons] tobacco merchants, XXII, #1, p. 7

Ferguson, Edward A. (1826-1906) & Southern RR (photo) VI, #1, p. 28

Ferguson, Bruce: obituary, XXII, #2, p. 64.

Ferry, Augusta (photo), IV, #1, p. 19.

Field, Judge Emmet, XXI, #2, p. 8

Filson, John, 1784 map, XXIII, #2, cover.

Findson, Judy (author) “Seckatary Hawkins, a Kid Pleaser,” I, #2

Finnell, John W. [photo] Monument, XI, #1, p.61

Fishing Reels: Meek & Milam Company, XXIV, #1, p. 41

First, Wm. & Pasco (authors) “Haven Gillespie,” V, #2

Fiske, Thomas (author) “Congressman Asa P. Grover,” III, #1

“Henry Bruce Vallandingham,” IV, #2

“Judge William Samuel Pryor,” II, #2

“Owen County KKK Murder,” II, #1

Flatboats – Before the Age of Steam, XVI, #1

Fleming County – Railroad Accident 1907, V, #2

Fleming County Pioneer – Michael Cassidy, XVIII, #1

Flint, Timothy, 1830 publisher, XXII, #1, p. 26

Floods in Covington, XXIII, #1, p. 23.

Forrest, Edwin (1806-1872) XVII, #1

Foster, Stephen Collins (1826-1864), XI, #1, p. 59

Fowler, Jacob, XXII, #1, p. 20

Creek, XXII, #1, p. 20

Fox, Arthur, surveyor of Washington, KY, XXIV, #1, p. 3.

Frankenstein, Godfrey: Scenic Artist, XXII, #1, p.21

color painting of Madison Pike (1851) XXII, #1, cover & p. 12 (B&W)

painting of Banklick Pike 1851 looking south, XXII, #1, p. 10

as guest of R.F. Sanford, XXII, #1, p. 11

Johann “John”, & children, XXII, #1, p. 21

image of Godfrey by brother John Peter, XXII, #1, p. 21

“Niagara Falls” painting, XXII, #1, p. 23

“Great Miami River 1850” painting, XXII, #1, p. 24

“Governor Morris’s Old Mill,” painting, XXII, #1, p. 25

Free Black Community, XXI, #2, p. 40

Freiburg & Workum, X, #1, p. 39

Ft. Mitchell Baptist Church (1950 photo), XVIII, #2, p.12

Ft. Mitchell Centennial History, XVIII, #2, p. 6.

Ft. Mitchell Country Club original clubhouse photo, XVIII, #2, p. 10

Ft. Mitchell streetcar (photo), XVIII, #2, p.10

Ft. Thomas City Bldg, original (photo) VI, #2, p.17

Ft. Thomas Homesteads, IX, #2

Ft. Thomas Midway (photo) VI, #2, p. 16; also XXII, #2, p. 44 & 45.

Ft. Thomas Military Reservation, VI, #2

Fuchida, Mitsuo - A life Changed, XX, #2, p. 58.

G

Gaff, James, X, #1, p.37

Gaines & Gardner – Slavery & Two Families, XII, #1

Gaines Tavern, XII, #1

Gaines, Senator Perry & J. T. Ellis (photo), VI, #1, p. 15

Gallatin County History, I, #2

Galvin, Maurice, VI, #1, p.12, 13

Gambling in Northern Kentucky, XXIII, #1, p.30-31.

Gano, Daniel, XX, #1, p. 29 (sale of house ad).

Gardiner, C. Harvey (author) “Ben Lucien Burman,” III, #1

Garguilo, Barbara Keyser (author) “Ancestors Married at Gretna Green?” VIII, #1

Garner, Margaret, Why Did She Do It? XI, #1

Gaston, Eileen (author) “Margaret Garner,” XI, #1

Gastright, Joseph (author) “Hildebrand & Reconstruction of Suspension Bridge,” VIII, #1

“Latonia Springs,” IX, #1

“Parks for the People, Parts 1 & 2, II, #2; III, #2

Gateway City: Covington Kentucky, 1815-2015

(Part I) XXII, #2, p. 7 - 24.

(Part II) XXIII, #1, p. 17 – 36.

Geaslen, Chester F., N. Ky’s. First 20^th C. Historian, XIV, #2

Gentry, Mary Ann (author) “Carroll County History,” II, #2

“Gen. William Orlando Butler,” IV, #1, p. 22 (photo – p. 27)

German Settlement: Camp Springs, XVI, #2

vintners, XXI, #2, p. 41

Germantown – Best Little Town in 2 Counties, III, #1

Ghost Ship of Boone County, XXI, #2, p. 38

Ghent (KY) College, VI, #1, p. 15

Ghent, Kentucky & J.T. Ellis, VI, #1, p. 14

Gifford, Anjanette (author) “Formation of Robertson County,” VIII, #2

Gillespie, Haven, Drifting & Dreaming, V, #2

Gillham, Lisa (author) “J. H. Kruse & the Terrible Threateners,” XV, #1

Girty, Simon, A Short Biography, XVI, #1

Gist, Christopher, in Northern Kentucky: Separating Fact from Fiction, XXIII, #2, p. 3 – 19.

map of probable Ky. Route, XXIII, #2, p. 17.

Glauber Shoe Store, Carrollton, VI, #1, p. 52

Glauber, John, 1863 (photo) VI, #1, p. 52

Goebel Assassination Indicted (photos) VII, #1, p.30; also XXI, #2, p. 7 – 8; also XXIII, #1, p.21.

Governor William, XXI, #2, pp. 3 - 9

L&N Railroad, XXI, #2, pp. 3 - 4

gubernatorial campaign, XXI, #2, pp. 6-7

Pullman strike, XXI, #2, p. 3

State Senator, XXI, #2, p. 4

Stephenson, John White, XXI, #2, p. 3

toll roads, XXI, #2, p. 4

William & Caleb Powers, VII, #1

Wm – Who Killed? VIII, #1

Wm (photo) VII, #1, p.29

Goode, George residence (photo) XXII, #1, p. 9, see also p. 11.

Graff, James, house (photo) X, #1, p.38

Graham Springs, Harrodsburg, VIII, #2, p. 55

Grall, Nancy Montague (author) “The Montagues,” VI, #2

Grandma’s House, VI, #2

Grant County Early Aviation, I, #1

Mineral Wells, VIII, #2

Graziani, Benjamin as Rufus Light’s attorney, XXI, #2, p. 11

Great Awakening in “Clermont (Parker) Academy” story: XXIII, #1, p. 8 – 9.

Lewis Craig & Washington, KY, XXIV, #1, p. 3.

Great Depression, XXIII, #1, p. 25

Great Escapes: The Underground Railroad, IX, #2

Greenville Springs, VIII, #2, p.55

Gretchen Gauldin (author) “Rope Walks and the Bonte Company of Dayton, KY” XIX, #2, p.28

Gretna Green Marriage? VIII, #1, p. 69.

Greyhound Tavern – original building (photo) XVIII, #2, p.14

Grimm, Gallus, organ builder, XVIII, #1

Grote, Leo [in “Mother of God Choral Club”] XVII, #2, p.41

Grover, Asa P. Congressman, III, #1