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For more information: Producer: Donna Ross |
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The Crafty Chandlers
Harley Chandler and his brothers, who hail from the Boone County hamlet of Petersburg, love working with their hands—especially if it’s to make things that connect them to a bygone era. This segment features the hand-crafted, historically accurate buggies they create using tools they make themselves. |
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For more information: Producer: Kevin Qualls |
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High-Water Art Paducah’s floodwall mural The view of a floodwall isn’t something most cities would crow about in their tourist brochures or recommend to their visitors. But Paducah—consummate river city that it is—has taken bland concrete and made it a real attraction for visitors and natives alike. In this segment, we visit with artist Robert Dafford as he creates a historical mural on the floodwall. |
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For more information: Producers: J. Owens and E. Martin |
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Asbury to Atlanta Behind the scenes at the Olympics Next, travel to the Centennial Olympic Games, Atlanta ’96, with some students from Wilmore’s Asbury College. As part of a program designed to give students on-the-job experience, they spent two weeks working side-by-side with broadcast professionals at Atlanta Olympic Broadcasting to help provide television coverage of the games. |
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For more information: Producer: Jodie Spears |
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All Dolled Up
Our final segment visits the State Capitol in Frankfort, where the Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs maintains a doll display representing Kentucky’s first ladies. Each doll is outfitted as that first lady would have dressed, with many wearing replicas of first ladies’ inaugural ball gowns. The collection also contains a miniature of Kentucky’s only female governor (so far!), Martha Layne Collins. |
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Restoring antique buggies
First lady dolls
