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A History of Pewee Valley: The Eden East of Louisville
Alan Axelrod
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David Russell
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History Press
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A History of Pewee Valley: The Eden East of Louisville - Russell, David ; Alan Axelrod
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Synopsis "A History of Pewee Valley: The Eden East of Louisville"
A Hidden Gem in Kentucky. Eighteen miles northeast of Louisville, Kentucky, Pewee Valley is a town of 1,588 people and a lot of stories. It was settled in 1852 and named after a bird, the eastern wood Pewee, by Noble Butler, a Louisville educator. It is a small place, but the railroad industry gave it life. David Russell details the rich history of this idyllic place.
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