Interstate 75

INTERSTATE NO. 75

The modern way to travel, along America's great Interstate System — Interstate Highway 75 enters Kentucky below Cincinnati, then to Lexington, through the Blue Grass Country, then south through Berea, Mt. Vernon, Corbin and to the Tennessee Line and South.

postmarked 1975
 

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Stuckey's

STUCKEY'S
On U. S. Highway 31-W, 14 miles north of Bowling Green, Kentucky. 26 stores in the south. Candies, Souvenirs, Gifts, Country Hams, Jellies.

Color Photograph by J. Wellington Young

Map: Greetings from Kentucky

Nickname — Blue Grass State

1960 Population — 3,038,156

Area in Sq. Miles — 40,598

Entered the Union, June 1,1792

Churchill Weavers

COUNTRY'S LARGEST HAND WEAVERS

Churchill Weavers, Inc.

800 Feet East of U.S. 25 at

North Edge of Berea, Ky.

"Follow the Signs"

Renfro Valley Country Store

COUNTRY STORE — A real old-time country store with antique fixtures, including the pot-bellied stove, cracker barrel, wooden Indian, clay ball cash register, country post office, etc., etc. Merchandise includes such out-dated items as high-button shoes, corsets, yard goods, sun bonnets, together with a line of general merchandise and mountain products. On U. S. 25, Renfro Valley, Ky.

postmarked 1961

Beam Bourbon Carafe

BONDED BEAM CARAFE

IN FAMOUS PYREX GLASSWARE

The World's Finest Bourbon Since 1795

4/5 Qt.   •   Bottled in Bond   •   100 Proof

KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY

James B. Beam Distilling Co.    •    Clermont, Ky.

Kentucky Dam Village

Entrance to Kentucky Dam Village on beautiful Kentucky Lake. The world's largest man made lake created by gigantic Kentucky Dam.

Kentucky Colonel

Here's a greeting from an Old Kentucky Colonel.