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A History of Pewee Valley: The Eden East of Louisville

A History of Pewee Valley: The Eden East of Louisville

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Series: Brief History

19th Century United States History20th Century United States HistoryRegional: South

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ISBN10: 146715508X
ISBN13: 9781467155083
Publisher: History Press
Published: Jan 8 2024
Pages: 128
Weight: 0.40
Height: 0.40 Width: 6.40 Depth: 9.40
Language: English

A Hidden Gem in Kentucky.

Eighteen miles outside Louisville lies the picturesque town of Pewee Valley. The town was originally founded on a land grant around 1800 and later named after the Eastern Wood Pewee, which, according to an elaborate legend, exuberantly proclaimed the creation of an Eden east of Louisville. Residents of and visitors to this fairy-tale suburb have included tycoons, politicians, painters, photographers, poets and novelists. Among them was Annie Fellows Johnston, who used Pewee Valley as the setting for her famed Little Colonel books, which Shirley Temple brought to the big screen in 1935. A preserve of rural manors and picturesque cottages, Pewee survived Civil War, the Depression and developers' bulldozers. David Russell reveals this storied history.

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Regional: South