Photos: Areas of Caldwell County, KY

1911 postcard view of Main Street in Princeton, showing the downtown area during the early 20th century.

On back: 13 Dec. 1911: From Sarah and W. Dawson, Princeton, Ky. to Mr. Ray Dawson, Solitude, Indiana: "Dear Ray, I want Santa to bring me a big baby, a ___________, a _____ umbrella & I ______ apples ______ paper candy & a ring necklace trycicle and a red ______ & some other things I can't think of. Sarah Dawson W.D." (Picture of postcard is of Main Street, Princeton, Ky.)

On our city's western border,
Reared against the sky,
Proudly stands our Alma Mater,
As the years go by,

Forward ever be our motto,
Conquer and prevail,
Hail to thee, our Alma Mater,
Butler High, all hail.

Manufacturers of Seamless and Full Fashion Hosiery, established about 1918.

Early 20th century farm located on Highway 139 north of Princeton, KY.

Thomas E. Farmer born August 31, 1857 died September 15, 1923
Married February 17, 1881 at J. W. Williamson's
Artie Mecy Williamson born July 29, 1855 died February 2, 1931

Artie Mecy was a daughter of J. W. "Whispering Bill" Williamson.

On back: 21 Oct 1910: From Father, Dawson Springs, Ky. to Mr. R. R. Dawson, Mt. Vernon, Indiana: "I hauled lumber for this mill 31 years ago. be a good boy. Father" (Postcard has picture of the Old Water Mill and Dam at Dawson Springs, Ky.)