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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Many memories|By RevDrBill|Having spent my formative years growing up in Worthington, this book was a joy to read. As a writer, l, too, write about my days in Worthington. Worthington school provided me with a great academic foundation. Visits to Worthington Grocery and Garage were always a high point of the day. Carl Chamberlain was amazing. Thanks to the author for all the wo|About the Author|Author Carol Brenner Tobe grew up on Chamberlain Lane in Worthington and attended Worthington School, as did her father before her. The photographs were collected from family albums of people with deep roots in the community. Information was gat

The Jefferson County communities of Worthington and Springdale are located on Brownsboro Road, 12 miles east of Louisville. The area's abundant water sources and fertile soil attracted the earliest settlers in the late 1700s, and farms, mills, and blacksmith shops sprang up along the streams. The Brownsboro Road (originally called Brownsboro Turnpike) served farmers selling their produce, as well as the wealthy "gentleman farmers" who built fine homes in the rural countr...

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