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IMPORTANT NOTE: The images below are just for testing the images page. This was borrowed only temporarily from muhlon.com. I have not asked permission to place these here but am only using them to test my layout. It is my intent to replace this content with our own as soon as possible.

The images themselves are part of a ditized collection available at the Muhlenberg Community Library History Annex in Greenville, Kentucky. The Muhlenberg image collection is available through the long hours of scanning and identifying by Tom Brizendine and his assistants. Our community is forever indebted for his dedication to Muhlenberg County history.

Greenville High School Formerly a dormitory for the Greenville Female College -- The High School was destroyed by fire in 1924	Wagon Loads of Tobacco ca 1912	Photo made from about 159 North Main Street. circa 1905
E. A. Cohen came from Poland to Clarksville, Tn Worked as a pack peddler in Christian & Muhlenberg Counties. He settled in Greenville and soon saved money to buy this horse and wagon. photo ca 1904	Circa 1918: Built in 1903 by J.W. Lamb. The Muhlenberg County Savings Bank was first tennant on the corner. Later Old Inn Hotel and Hotel Greenville. Building razed in the late 1980s.	Circa 1907: The L&N train is in Drakesboro and is en-route to Owensboro. The depot is on the left, on the east side of the tracks. Black Diamond Coal Company #1 is in the right background.
Max Weir Store circa 1907 was onSouth Main Street in Greenville. L.B. Knight replaced this building with the L.B. Knight Motor Company in 1923.	Cohen -Solzman Store in 1927 was on the west side of South Main Street in Greenville.	Main and East Main Cross in Greeville circa 1908. The Thomas C. Summers Bldg. is on the corner. Next is the Rogers building and Martin Dry Goods Store.
Old Liberty School was on the Paradise road.	First National Bank in Greenville circa 1930	First National Bank in Greenville circa 1938