Huntertown: Keeping the memories alive
On August 29, 1871, Jerry Gatewood, formerly enslaved and a U.S. Colored Troop veteran, purchased the first 5-acre parcel of what would become Huntertown Hamlet…
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In June, Woodford County Community Fund and Woodford County Chamber of Commerce co-sponsored Community Conversations – guided conversations to encourage participants to see old problems from new angles, to see solutions in our challenges, and to explore new possibilities. The results of these conversations have been compiled, and are available HERE. For more information, please contact Scott Fitzpatrick at [email protected]
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On August 29, 1871, Jerry Gatewood, formerly enslaved and a U.S. Colored Troop veteran, purchased the first 5-acre parcel of what would become Huntertown Hamlet…
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