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Category Archives: Traditions
BHS Graduates 39 in 1938
A look at an early Breathitt High School graduation. Continue reading
Kin A Feller Get Some Holp?
A Chicago reporter discovered a new language in 1966. It most likely had its roots in Breathitt County. Continue reading
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Tagged Breathitt County, Chicago, English, Jackson, Language
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Breathitt’s First Modern Turkey Hunt
The turkey was once almost completely gone from Breathitt County. Successful preservation efforts led to the first season in 1962. Continue reading
Did you buy your Easter Seals?
Breathitt County has a long tradition of supporting those in need. Charitable works have always been a part of our community and the Easter Seals were one part of our annual efforts. Continue reading
Breathitt’s Christmas Early Customs
A look at several early Christmas traditions in Jackson. Several are still practiced in the county today, but I don’t know if the local stores still have oysters. Continue reading
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Tagged Breathitt County, Christmas, Christmas Trees, Jackson, John J. Dickey, Oysters, Traditions
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