Interview with Charles E. Faulkner, May 16, 1992
Project: Family Farms of Kentucky: Farm and Farmstead Oral History Project
Interview Summary
Charles Faulkner begins describing his father and his love for airplanes, as well as the tradition of family reunions over the years. Then, the Faulkner family genealogy is discussed, dating back to Charles' great-grandparents. Next, Charles elaborates upon his father's beloved pastime of aviation, along with the capitalistic ventures of Mr. Faulkner. Additionally, the previous owners of the Faulkner farm are examined. An exhaustive floor plan of the home is given, as well as remodeling ventures undertaken by Charles recently. A sketch of the home's exterior is provided, including the numerous farm buildings and their functions, accompanied by architectural details of the structures.Interview Accession
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Airfield at Cane Creek Chicken houses Family unions Farm buildings Farm spatial organization Faulkner family history Fencing Fruit production Heritage farms Household spatial organization Managing family restaurant Refuse disposal Smokehouses Stanton Drive-In Theatre Stream ditching Subsistence farming Houses Homes Genealogy Airplanes AviationInterview Rights
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Faulkner, Charles E. Interview by David Rotenizer. 16 May. 1992. Lexington, KY: Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History, University of Kentucky Libraries.
Faulkner, C.E. (1992, May 16). Interview by D. Rotenizer. Family Farms of Kentucky: Farm and Farmstead Oral History Project. Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History, University of Kentucky Libraries, Lexington.
Faulkner, Charles E., interview by David Rotenizer. May 16, 1992, Family Farms of Kentucky: Farm and Farmstead Oral History Project, Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History, University of Kentucky Libraries.
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