Small Towns
Description
This project focuses on approximately fifteen small towns in Kentucky, their citizens, character, and changes that have taken place. For the purposes of this project, a small town is defined as one whose population is under 2,500 people. Towns representing a cross section of Kentucky small town life were chosen for this project, from a variety of areas of the state. Interviews were conducted to find out what life in a small town was like, what problems these small towns have had, how the towns have changed over time, and how the inhabitants have changed. Interviewees also discuss the vitality of their town.
Only a small number of available items are online. More will be added as time permits.
Only a small number of available items are online. More will be added as time permits.
Title
Small Towns
Project Interviews
Interview with Gene Wright
Barber
Interview with Ray Wilson
Tourist Information Center Worker
Interview with Mary White
Attorney
Interview with Carey Vinson
Superintendent of the Trigg County School System
Interview with Philip Salmon
Preacher
Interview with Jimmy Ricks
Cadiz Mayor
Interview with Rachel Rawlins
Part-Time Nurse and Marina Operator
Interview with Harold Meredith
Electric Co-op Operator
Interview with W.J. Hopson
Insurance Salesman and Former Mayor of Cadiz
Interview with Suzanne Henry
Restaurant Owner
Interview with BenCundiff
Bank President
Interview with David Chestnut
Business Owner
Interview with Lexie Bush
Barber
Interview with Billy Burke
Retired Farm Equipment Dealer
Interview with Norris Baker
Retired Teacher