1973 Madison's Heritage Articles, 1973

Many articles in the 1973 describe disasters in the county, including kidnappings, train wrecks, fires, severe storms, and long winters. Many articles also recount the rich military history of the county including Madison Countians' involvement in the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and World War I. Madison's Mallory Springs" and "The Other Boonesborough" detail recreational opportunities of the county's past. "The Green-Faced Man" details one of the county's exciting legends. "Recalling Doylesville Days" and "Excitement at Moberly" profile two of Madison County many villages. Many articles discuss the county's educational heritage including the founding of Central University, Eastern Kentucky State Normal School, and Model. "The Miller Papers" discusses genealogies and important Madison County families (see also "William H. Miller, Genealogist", 2/2/1972). The story of the 400 pound pioneer adds to the rich history of early settlers in the area.