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Driving southbound I-35, just before Mile Marker 45.5, driving down the south side of the Arbuckle Mountains on our way to Ardmore.
Carter County, Oklahoma
Friday afternoon 5 April 2024
Driving southbound I-35, approaching the sign and ramp for the Oklahoma State Highway 142 (OK-142) interchange (Exit 33), on our way to our hotel.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Friday afternoon 5 April 2024
A view of our family minivan at our hotel on a sunny morning before check-out, and before our drive to the DFW Metroplex.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Saturday morning 6 April 2024
Driving southbound I-35 south of Ardmore, just before Mile Marker 25, approaching a care with "Total Eclipse or Bust!" written on its rear window - with the total solar eclipse only two days away.
Carter County, Oklahoma
Saturday morning 6 April 2024
Driving southbound I-35, approaching the sign and ramp for the 12th Street interchange (Exit 32), as we start our drive south toward the DFW Metroplex.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Saturday morning 6 April 2024
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,
Erected in 1910, this quaint Prairie School, former depot was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992.
Olive Hill, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth in western Carter County.
Located in front of the Carter County Courthouse in downtown Grayson, Kentucky, this statue was sculpted by Ernest M. Viquesney and is titled "Spirit of the American Doughboy." It dates to 1920.
For more information on this and other Viquesney Doughboy statues around the nation, please refer to this website: doughboysearcher.weebly.com/grayson-kentucky.html
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,
Erected in 1910, this quaint Prairie School, former depot was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992.
Olive Hill, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth in western Carter County.
Located at 100 East Main Street, this Post Modern building dates to 2004-06. It was designed by Brandstetter-Carroll Inc. of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,
Olive Hill, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth in western Carter County.
As seen from the grounds of the Carter County Courthouse
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,
Located in front of the Carter County Courthouse in downtown Grayson, Kentucky, this statue was sculpted by Ernest M. Viquesney and is titled "Spirit of the American Doughboy." It dates to 1920.
For more information on this and other Viquesney Doughboy statues around the nation, please refer to this website: doughboysearcher.weebly.com/grayson-kentucky.html
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,
The Carter County Courthouse was erected in 1906-07 using the distinctive Beaux-Arts/Neoclassical designs of architect H.L. Lewman of M. T. Lewman & Co. of Louisville. It was built by the Falls City Construction Company.
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,
Located in front of the Carter County Courthouse in downtown Grayson, Kentucky, this statue was sculpted by Ernest M. Viquesney and is titled "Spirit of the American Doughboy." It dates to 1920.
For more information on this and other Viquesney Doughboy statues around the nation, please refer to this website: doughboysearcher.weebly.com/grayson-kentucky.html
The Carter County Courthouse was erected in 1906-07 using the distinctive Beaux-Arts/Neoclassical designs of architect H.L. Lewman of M. T. Lewman & Co. of Louisville. It was built by the Falls City Construction Company.
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,
As seen from the grounds of the Carter County Courthouse
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,
The Carter County Courthouse was erected in 1906-07 using the distinctive Beaux-Arts/Neoclassical designs of architect H.L. Lewman of M. T. Lewman & Co. of Louisville. It was built by the Falls City Construction Company.
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,
The Carter County Courthouse was erected in 1906-07 using the distinctive Beaux-Arts/Neoclassical designs of architect H.L. Lewman of M. T. Lewman & Co. of Louisville. It was built by the Falls City Construction Company.
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,
The Carter County Courthouse was erected in 1906-07 using the distinctive Beaux-Arts/Neoclassical designs of architect H.L. Lewman of M. T. Lewman & Co. of Louisville. It was built by the Falls City Construction Company.
Grayson, Kentucky is a small town located in the northeast of the commonwealth. It serves as the seat of Carter County,