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Sign explaining the need for locks/dams on the KY River
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Kind of a small sign, I think
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Path to the lock keepers' houses
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An old coin
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Close up of the coin
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One of the many displays in the museum
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A graph displays why the locks are needed
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Information about each of the locks
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This dam was built around 1900
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Looking up at the lock keeper's house from the lockman's house
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Looking down towards the lock and dam
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The lock keeper would be on call 24/7, but he had an assistant
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A portion of the lock keeper's journal
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Looking at the lockman's house from the back porch of the lock keeper's house
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This was where the laundry was done
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Close up of the office
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Looking at the lock from the back porch
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The curator of the museum
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An old picture of one of the lock keeper's children (girl on the left)
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This is the lock keeper with one of his grandchildren
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One of the bedrooms of the family
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This was the "guest" bedroom
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The dust rising up is from a quarry that's about 1 mile away
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Deer on the lawn
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Couldn't pass up taking a picture of a grasshopper on the door to the office
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One of the ground hog's holes
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Donna taking pictures of the beach
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The Kentucky River
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The beach that everyone used to go to
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Looking back towards the house
