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Kentucky River Lock Number Five

Kentucky River Lock Number Five

Kentucky River Lock Number Five

Kentucky River Lock Number Five

Kentucky River Lock Number Five

Kentucky River Lock Number Five

Kentucky River Lock Number Five

Kentucky River Lock Number Five

Kentucky River Lock Number Five

Kentucky River Lock Number Five

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Original Caption: View of Lock No 5. Nov 2nd 1885

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02/11/1885
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kentucky river lock historic photographs river lock 19th century high resolution kentucky river lock number five historical photographs ultra high resolution us national archives