Pike County (Ky.)
Found in 97 Collections and/or Records:
150 Year’s Pike County Kentucky 1822 - 1972, 1987
The Pike County Historical Society Collection is composed of a wealth of materials on the history of Pike County. Included are ledgers, journals, historical scrapbooks, photographs, and records on a variety of a variety of historical and genealogical topics.
1952 Graduation Award Recipients, 1952
1952 Graduation Award Recipients
1957 May Fair, 1957
This image shows the children on the court of the queen for the 1957 May Fair. On back of image:
Standing
Charles Baird |
Lon Rogers |- Train bearers
Ann Owens - Crown bearer for Queen
Nancy Jo Harp - flower girl
In front -
Frances Rasnick - Queen
Donna Sue Walters - flower girl
William Yost, Jr. - crown bearer for king
MF '57
Alice Kinder Collection
Amanda Runyon Collection
Dr. Lena C. Bailey Collection
The Dr. Lena Charles Bailey Collection is arranged in two series:
Series I: Scrapbooks and Biographical Information – The first series contains scrapbooks and other biographical information in book form.
Series II: Plaques and Awards – Contents of this second series include plaques, awards, photographs, and other non-paper materials of Dr. Bailey.
Ethel Beem Collection
The Ethel Beem Collection consists of 15 photographic images of the campus of Pikeville College dated from the 1940's. Also included in the collection are two newspaper articles from 1983 which list biographical information about Ms. Beem.
Big Sandy Heritage Museum Image Collection
Bill Williams Donation
Jacob Blair Collection
The Jacob Blair Collections consists of eight manuscript documents dating from 1886 through 1944. The majority of the documents relate to Blair’s military service and his subsequent pension requests.
Box 1
This is non-administrative material that provides historical documentation of the institution, it's buildings, policies, and meetings, as well as area information.
Box 1, 1967 - 1983
This is non-administrative material that provides historical documentation of the institution, it's buildings, policies, and meetings, as well as area information.
Cemetery Inventories
Cemetery Inventories are filed alphabetically under the name of the cemetery, except when a cemetery inventory is large enough to warrant a separate folder. Folders not listed under a letter of the alphabet in the folder listing below represent separate cemetery folders.
Lillie Chaffin Collection
The Lillie Chaffin Collection consists of eight linear feet of material which documents the life and career of the eastern Kentucky teacher and writer. The collection contains a wide range of materials from Chaffin’s early career, including letters, manuscripts, and copies of publications, which date from 1950-1979.
College Yearbook Collection
Crick, Herbert W. - Articles
The Pike County Historical Society Collection is composed of a wealth of materials on the history of Pike County. Included are ledgers, journals, historical scrapbooks, photographs, and records on a variety of a variety of historical and genealogical topics.
David Zegeer Collection
Day and Night National Bank, Pikeville, KY
Day and Night National Bank, Pikeville, KY, 1929
This is an image of a postcard. On front: The Day and Night National Bank, Pikeville, KY. The back says this is a 1929 view of the interior of the bank, and labels the postcard as # 120973.
Dils Cemetery, 1976
Dils Cemetery at the mouth of Chloe Creek, looking eastward. 1976. Dils Cemetery is thought to be the first integrated cemetery in Eastern Kentucky.
Discover Pike Co. , 1988
Moving images connected to Pikeville College, and later, the University of Pikeville.
Early Settlements Pike County
The Pike County Historical Society Collection is composed of a wealth of materials on the history of Pike County. Included are ledgers, journals, historical scrapbooks, photographs, and records on a variety of a variety of historical and genealogical topics.
Education - Schools - Teachers
Includes a paper listing early church history for Pike County as compiled by Eunice Smith (Mrs. Clyde Runyon). On the back of the page are notes of the early history of Pikeville, Ky.