The Crosley Building looks so…so violated. It’s difficult to believe that the 8th floor of the building gave birth to the soap opera, Red Skelton performed there and so many more dramatic and musical radio programs eminated from WLW there 1930-1943(?). Those were innocent times.
The corner of East 9th and Monmouth streets in historic downtown Newport, Kentucky is still sleepy but renovations will soon be underway to bring this intersection back to life.
Snaking through the southern reaches of Floyd County, Kentucky is the remains of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Long Fork Subdivision that connected to some of the most prosperous coal mines in the state.
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Add Yours →The Crosley Building looks so…so violated. It’s difficult to believe that the 8th floor of the building gave birth to the soap opera, Red Skelton performed there and so many more dramatic and musical radio programs eminated from WLW there 1930-1943(?). Those were innocent times.