GAWKING DOWN CALHOUN BY-WAYS

(12/13/2025)

Humble Joy Kimble Homestead off White Pine, Kimble a long-time Calhoun schoolteacher Outhouses in the backwoods seem to have an extended lifetime into the 21st Century Jahue Ward covered log cabin off White Pine was site in the early 20th Century for family raising Unusual camp or cabin along the by-way Duskey corn crib moved from Richardson to the lower West Fork in early 20th Century Walter Villers Homestead on Little Creek (a family of ministers), what's left of it on Little Creek Tree growing in large water barrel on Rowels Run Beloved "Dolly" the horse rests along Pine Creek Road A couple mattresses final resting place, with a dozen tires

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