Louisville Story Program

Here are more beautiful photos brought to Nat Brown Sr.'s studio for copying. If you happen to recognize any information and could connect these images back to their families, please let us know.

First Image:
Brought in by Carl Haynes at 111 Dumesnil in 1975.

Second Image:
Brought in by Pauline Frazier, date and address unknown.
Original photographer is listed as Dye's Studio, Columbia, TN.

Third Image:
Text below the photo reads, "School Days 1960 '61" and "20th Street Elem." Brought in by Willow Malonen on 4/17/1981.

You can browse our previous posts to see more stunning images saved by Nat Brown Sr. and digitized at the Louisville Story Program.

Thank you to WHAS11 News for highlighting this work! You can learn more in their story, linked below.

Do you know them? | Louisville group seeks to reunite families with cherished photo memories The Louisville Story Program is working to preserve historic photos by Nat Brown Sr., hoping to reunite them with families and keep the city's heritage alive.

Thank you to Actors Theatre of Louisville for creating space for local Peacekeepers during their Storytelling Revolution Festival! Althea Allen Dryden wrote and directed the show, which was narrated by Cities United 's Anthony Smith and featured authors from "You Got To Be of the People: Peacekeepers at the Heart of Public Safety in Louisville." Thank you to authors Dre Watters, Dr. Eddie Woods, Ravon Churchill, Kim Moore, and Kiara James! Also pictured: Anthony Smith (center) and Althea Allen Dryden (third from right). Congratulations to you all for a moving show!