WHAS11 News: Historical records from Jefferson County Clerk's Office to be catalogued, preserved
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The so-called historical novels of the seventeenth century (Scudery, Calpranede, etc.) are historical only as regards their purely external choice of theme and costume.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Historical documents that the Jefferson County Clerk's Office have will be properly preserved and catalogued by the Filson Historical Society thanks to a new partnership announced on ...
WLKY: Partnership in Louisville to help preserve historical documents dating back to 18th century
Partnership in Louisville to help preserve historical documents dating back to 18th century
MSN: New effort to preserve and record historical documents could provide context about slavery in Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Jefferson County Clerk David Yates announced a new partnership on Monday with the Filson Historical Society aimed at preserving and cataloguing an extensive trove of historic ...
New effort to preserve and record historical documents could provide context about slavery in Louisville