Kentucky State Capitol. (Printed verso reads: "Kentucky has its State Capitol in the quaint city of Frankfort. Kentucky sometimes referred to as the `Blue Grass State' was admitted the Union in 1792. It has an area of 40,400 square miles and has as its State flower the golden rod. Kentucky, so called since 1782, derived its name from its principal river.")

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Kentucky State Capitol. (Printed verso reads: "Kentucky has its State Capitol in the quaint city of Frankfort. Kentucky sometimes referred to as the `Blue Grass State' was admitted the Union in 1792. It has an area of 40,400 square miles and has as its State flower the golden rod. Kentucky, so called since 1782, derived its name from its principal river.")

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unknown.

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images

Date digitized:

2010-09-13

Language:

english

Publisher:

University of Kentucky

Repository:

University of Kentucky

Type:

image

Accession number:

2008ms016

Source:

Postcard Collection,

Finding aid:

http://nyx.uky.edu/dips/xt7x696zwx82/data/2008ms016.dao.xml

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http://nyx.uky.edu/dips/xt7x696zwx82/data/mets.xml