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CRASH BROWN…the larger than life story of Westmoreland’s “King of All Hell Drivers”
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“…but passing through a dark entry…”
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The Strange Homecoming of Cpl. Floyd Delano Rhodes
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A Soldier’s Heartbreak…the story of Virgil Goad
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If These Walls Could Talk …the old Stagecoach Inn at Adolphus
The narrative reflects on a historic house, once a stagecoach inn built by William Foster in Kentucky, which symbolizes a turbulent past filled with slavery, death, and controversies. The house, later owned by the Roark family, witnessed notable events, including the murder of Bill Roark in 1913. Today, it stands neglected, reminiscing its storied history.
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The Ice Storm of 1951
In the winter of 1951, an ice storm struck Westmoreland, causing significant disruptions. Rain transitioned to sleet and snow, covering the area in ice. With power outages and impassable roads, community members relied on each other for warmth and supplies. The storm resulted in extensive damage, injuries, and 25 fatalities across the region.
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“A Most Appalling Disaster”…the Liberty Tornado
