University of Kentucky housing, 1946

Posted on September 4, 2014 | in Uncategorized | by Lexington Herald-Leader

In September of 1946 temporary barracks-style housing was set up for in coming University of Kentucky students at the corner of South Limestone Street and Euclid Avenue. Published in the Lexington Herald September 20, 1946.

In September 1946, temporary barracks-style housing was set up for incoming University of Kentucky students at South Limestone and Euclid Avenue. Published in the Lexington Herald on Sept. 20, 1946.

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