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1. Goodnight Memorial Library and Auditorium

   Colorized postcard of the Goodnight Memorial Library and Auditorium in Franklin, Kentucky. Image shows the exterior of the brick building, which is black-and-white, and the sky, which is colored blue. The caption on the back reads, "Simpson County, Land of Hospitality, Culture, and Opportunity. For information, write our Chamber of Commerce, Franklin, Ky." 3 1/2" x 5 1/2"

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2. Goodnight Memorial Library and Auditorium

   Color postcard titled, "GOODNIGHT MEMORIAL LIBRARY & AUDITORIUM Franklin, Kentucky." Image shows the exterior of the red brick and stone building. The caption on the back reads: "Erected in 1936 through funds bequeathed by Mrs. Ella Hoy Goodnight, widow of Congressman I. H. Goodnight. Contains approximately 5000 books; a civic auditorium seating 850; a museum; and a spacious meeting room used regularly by the Chamber of Commerce; Rotary, Lions, S...

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3. Ingram, James Maurice (1905-1976)

   Photographs of schools and libraries, most in Warren County, Kentucky and vicinity, from the files of Louisville, Kentucky architect James Maurice Ingram (1905-1976): 1. Richardsville School, Richardsville, Ky. 2. Alvaton School, Alvaton, Ky. 3. Goodnight Memorial Library and Auditorium, Franklin, Ky. 4. Rich Pond Elementary School, Rich Pond, Ky. 5. St. John Vianney High School, Southside Dr., Louisville, Ky. (Philip Bettag, photographer) ...

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4. Papers (Goodnight Family)

   Letters, legal papers, photographs, articles, and data on the Goodnight family, Franklin, Kentucky; journal, 1868-1880, of Cumberland Presbyterian minister Thomas Mitchell Goodnight; items from William Jennings Bryan, William J. Goebel, J. G. Carlisle, and Frances Cleveland included.

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