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He left Letcher County, but kept its stories alive - The Mountain Eagle
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He left Letcher County, but kept its stories alive - The Mountain Eagle
Allen Lester Halcomb’s first shower was one he remembered for the rest of his life. He and a high school buddy, Doyle Crase, had discovered a large miners’ bathhouse at Lynch. Neither boy had ever taken a shower, and the rows of showerheads were too tempting to pass up. They piled their clothes in a corner and stepped under the […] The post He left Letcher County, but kept its stories alive first appeared on The Mountain Eagle.
·Whitesburg, United States
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