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For sale is a new hardcover edition of 'Abandoned Kentucky,' a captivating book that serves as both a stunning display piece and a historical exploration. Authored by acclaimed photographers and historians Sherman Cahal, Adam Paris, and Michael Maes, this book delves into the forgotten corners of Kentucky, offering a profound visual narrative of the state's history. Journey through the pages to discover places like the historic Columbia Theatre in Paducah, the once lively Union Station depot in Henderson, and an array of other significant sites. The book showcases diverse locations, from the Old Crow bourbon distillery to the Parker Tobacco Company, and a mysteriously deserted farmhouse in McLean County. Each photograph not only reveals the physical beauty of these abandoned sites but also encapsulates their historical and emotional resonance, providing a window into a past era. 'Abandoned Kentucky' is more than a collection of photographs; it is a homage to Kentucky's rich historical tapestry and the untold narratives hidden in its deserted places. Through the lenses of Cahal, Paris, and Maes, what might be perceived as decay is transformed into a representation of extraordinary beauty. This book is a must-have for enthusiasts of history, photography, and the unique charm of Kentucky's landscapes and architectural relics. Note the condition of this listing: This book contains shipping damage from our publisher, so the cover or spine may exhibit minor damage.