Earlington Est. 1870

Earlington Reservoir and park
The Reservoir
Another view

J W Million school, 1905-1965

Downtown Earlington, looking north.
Building to the left is the police department. To the right is the parking lot and beyond that the railroad tracks that run thru Earlington. Standing in front of sign and looking west.

Site of the railroad depot, no longer here.
Standing in front of the Earlington sign above, this is to my right, behind me and across the tracks.
Want to see?

Standing in front of the historical marker above and looking south on Hwy 41. About 2 miles north on Hwy 41 is the city limit for Madisonville. South is Barnsley, Mortons Gap, Nortonville and on into Christian County.
Further south

Earlington Post Office

Oakwood Cemetery
This cemetery is huge. . . approximately 4 city blocks long and 2 blocks wide in places. I've taken numerous photos from various positions. It was cold and windy the day I took them so most of the photos were taken from inside my car.
[Photo 2] [Photo 3] [Photo 4] [Photo 5] [Photo 6] [Photo 7] [Photo 8] [Photo 9] [Photo 10] [Photo 11] [Photo 12] [Photo 13] [Photo 14] [Photo 15] [Photo 16] [Photo 17]

[ Immaculate Conception photo 2] Assembly of God: [Photo 1 ~ Photo 2]
First Baptist: [Photo 1 ~ Photo 2]
General Baptist: [Photo 1]
First Christian: [Photo 1 ~ Photo 2]
Trinity Chapel CME: [Photo 1 ~ Photo 2]

	Earlington Reservoir and park The Reservoir Another view
	J W Million school, 1905-1965
	Downtown Earlington, looking north. Building to the left is the police department. To the right is the parking lot and beyond that the railroad tracks that run thru Earlington. Standing in front of sign and looking west.
	Site of the railroad depot, no longer here. Standing in front of the Earlington sign above, this is to my right, behind me and across the tracks. Want to see?
	Standing in front of the historical marker above and looking south on Hwy 41. About 2 miles north on Hwy 41 is the city limit for Madisonville. South is Barnsley, Mortons Gap, Nortonville and on into Christian County. Further south
	Earlington Post Office
	Oakwood Cemetery This cemetery is huge. . . approximately 4 city blocks long and 2 blocks wide in places. I've taken numerous photos from various positions. It was cold and windy the day I took them so most of the photos were taken from inside my car. [Photo 2] [Photo 3] [Photo 4] [Photo 5] [Photo 6] [Photo 7] [Photo 8] [Photo 9] [Photo 10] [Photo 11] [Photo 12] [Photo 13] [Photo 14] [Photo 15] [Photo 16] [Photo 17]
[ Immaculate Conception photo 2]	Assembly of God: [Photo 1 ~ Photo 2] First Baptist: [Photo 1 ~ Photo 2] General Baptist: [Photo 1] First Christian: [Photo 1 ~ Photo 2] Trinity Chapel CME: [Photo 1 ~ Photo 2]