Lilly Family Papers, 1780-1991 | Eastern Kentucky University - Special Collections and Archives

Collection Overview

Title: Lilly Family Papers, 1780-1991

Extent: 12.12 Cubic Feet

Date Acquired: 09/22/1978. More info below under Accruals.

Subjects: Boonesboro (Ky.), Honor Societies., Kentucky--History--Civil War, 1861-1865., Kentucky--Politics and government--1865-1950., Kentucky--Politics and government., Kentucky--Social life and customs--19th century., Kentucky--Social life and customs--20th century., Madison County (Ky.), Madison County (Ky.)--History--19th century., Madison County (Ky.)--History., Madison County (Ky.)--Social life and customs--19th century., Madison County (Ky.)--Social life and customs--20th century., Madison County (Ky.)--Surveys., Madison Female Institute, Politics, Practical, Railroad companies--United States., Richmond (Ky.)--History--Pictorial works., World's Columbian Exposition (1893 : Chicago, Ill.), World War, 1914-1918., World War, 1939-1945.

Languages: English, Spanish;Castilian

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The Lilly Family Papers contain correspondence, photographs, legal material, publications, scrapbooks, memorabilia, and genealogical information. Much of the material in this collection deals with the many organizations with which the Lillys were involved, such as Democratic clubs, Daughters of the American Revolution, or the Gas Consumers' League. In addition to materials involving organizations, there is also an abundance of legal documents which attest to Grant Lilly's service as a lawyer and judge. There are many publications which highlight the interests and involvements of the family, including Austin Lilly. Since the original collection was submitted by Austin Lilly herself, there are aspects of the papers which highlight Austin's life and career, especially her involvement with the University of Kentucky and the Lexington Opera House.

Collection Historical Note

Grant E. Lilly was born in Estill County on February 27, 1865. He was the son of Colonel Henry Clay Lilly, a circuit judge of the Irvine district and a colonel in the 14th Kentucky Calvary, United States Army, during the Civil War, and Catherine Tracy, a member of a pioneer Pennsylvania family whose descendents moved to Kentucky.

Mr. Lilly received his early education in the private school in Madison County at College Hill and Dr. Elliot's School for Boys at Kirksville. He attended Central University in Richmond and was a honor graduate of the University of Michigan Law School in 1889. Upon completion of his studies at Ann Arbor, he returned to Irvine where he served as county attorney of Estill County. He had also taught school before receiving his law training. Like his father, Lilly became active in the Republican Party, but around 1900 switched his allegiance to the Democratic Party.

Anna Dudley McGinn Lilly was born February 27, 1872, in Maysville, Kentucky, the daughter of the Reverend John Bolivar McGinn and Mary Elizabeth Sheppard McGinn. She spent her early life in Versailles, where her father was minister of the Christian church.

On October 19, 1883, Grant E. Lilly and Anna D. McGinn were married in Versailles. They had one daughter, Austin Page Lilly; a son, John Marion Lilly; and a younger son, Grant Lilly, Jr., who died at the age of 12 in 1916. After marrying, the Lillys lived in Richmond where they were involved in numerous civic projects and organizations. Lilly was one of the leaders, along with Dr. Hugh McClellan, Col. C. E. Woods, and Col. N. B. Deatherage, in a local option fight prior to prohibition. Lilly as a member of the Prandennial Club, a charter member of the first Chamber of Commerce organized in Richmond, as well as one of the sponsors of the Richmond Chautauqua. He also was a member of the American Bar Association, the Kentucky Bar Association, and one of the organizers of the Madison Bar Association.

He was owner and editor of three newspapers, the Madisonian, which he founded, the Richmond Climax, and the Kentucky Register which later were merged into the Richmond Daily Register. The Kentucky Register was purchased by Lilly for his wife who was its editor.

In 1918 the Lillys moved to Lexington. Lilly was elected president of the Gas Consumers League which worked for the taxpayers in an effort to reduce the price of natural gas. Lilly ran for mayor of Lexington in 1927 and lost.

Anna Lilly was very interested in Central Kentucky politics and civic affairs. She became affiliated with the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1912 as a member of the Boonesborough Chapter, later transferring her membership to the Lexington Chapter, of which she subsequently became regent. Mrs. Lilly was regent of the Kentucky DAR from 1923 to 1926. In 1928, she spearheaded a drive to have the state legislature approve a bill designating "My Old Kentucky Home" as the official state song. The first rendition of Stepen Foster's composition was sung on Sunday, April 15, 1928, at the Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. The occasion was the dedication of the Kentucky bell in the memorial chapel there. The bell in the carillion at Valley Forge was purcased with $1000 raised by Mrs. Lilly and a committee of the DAR. She was an honorary life regent of both the state and Lexington DAR.

With the advent of women's suffrage in 1920, Mrs. Lilly organized the first Woodrow Wilson Club and in 1932 she founded the Roosevelt Democratic Club of Richmond. Twice she was county associate chairman for the Fayette Club of Kentucky. She actively supportive Alben Barkley's several successful senatorial campaigns.

Mrs. Lilly was four times president of the Richmond Women's Club; a member of the Women's Club of Central Kentucky; a charter member of the Madison County Historical Society, the Lexington McDowell Music Club and the Bradford Club of Lexington; and held membership in the Huguenot Society of South Carolina, the Colonial Dames of Kentucky and the state and state and national officers' club of the DAR. She was organizing president of the Kentucky branch of the Huguenot Society of the Founders of the Manakin Towne and of the Paul Revere chapter of the Children of the American Revolution.

During Lexington's sesqui-centennial celebration, Mrs. Lilly was chairman of the Hall of Fame, which featured an outstanding collection of historical items. She was instrumental in the naming of Henry Clay High School and served on the board of the Henry Clay Memorial Foundation when it began work on making Ashland a state shrine.

She was a member of the board of direcotrs of the Pioneer National Monument Association which acquired the Blue Lick battlefield and other historic spots in Kentucky. She eaded the Madison County Liberty Loan and War Savings stamp drive in World War I and served as co-chaiman of many Madison Red Cross campaigns. She worked with the NRA in the 1930s and was a honorary member of the VFW during World War II.

Grant Lilly died January 5, 1940, and Anna D. Lilly died July 30, 1948. Both are buried at the Richmond cemetery. Austin Lilly died September 18, 1991, in Georgetown, Kentucky.

Subject/Index Terms

Boonesboro (Ky.)
Honor Societies.
Kentucky--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.
Kentucky--Politics and government--1865-1950.
Kentucky--Politics and government.
Kentucky--Social life and customs--19th century.
Kentucky--Social life and customs--20th century.
Madison County (Ky.)
Madison County (Ky.)--History--19th century.
Madison County (Ky.)--History.
Madison County (Ky.)--Social life and customs--19th century.
Madison County (Ky.)--Social life and customs--20th century.
Madison County (Ky.)--Surveys.
Madison Female Institute
Politics, Practical
Railroad companies--United States.
Richmond (Ky.)--History--Pictorial works.
World's Columbian Exposition (1893 : Chicago, Ill.)
World War, 1914-1918.
World War, 1939-1945.

Administrative Information

Repository: Eastern Kentucky University - Special Collections and Archives

Accruals: 1978 - 049, 1979 - 027, 1979 - 035, 1981 - 018, 1982 - 035, 1982 - 021, 1986 - 024, 1986 - 030, 1987 - 024, 1987 - 017, 1988 - 018, 1988 - 032, 1987 - 004

Acquisition Source: Lilly, Austin P.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Correspondence Series],
[Series 2: Financial Series],
[Series 3: Genealogy Series],
[Series 4: Legal Series],
[Series 5: Memorabilia Series],
[Series 6: Newspaper Clipping Series],
[Series 7: Photograph Series],
[Series 8: Publication Series],
[Series 9: Scrapbook Series],
[Series 10: Speech Series],
[Series 11: Subject Series],
[Series 12: Oversized],
[All]

Series 7: Photograph Series

Box 13

Barcode: 31234013924491

Folder 1

Item 1: Two women at Redpath Chautauqua at EKSNS, ca. 1910
Item 2: Redpath Chautauqua at EKSNS, ca. 1910
Item 3: Could be Mary Elizabeth McGinn, May-14
Item 4: Mrs. Sullivan with Eugene Still (Kathleen's husband)
Item 5: Unidentified women
Item 6: Cutts Family Christmas card
Item 7: Nettie
Item 8: Unidentified man
Item 9: Christmas Card with John Bell's family and Bill Bell's Family
Item 10: McGinn Family, 1959: Margaret Crockett McGinn with her husband, John Winston "Winse" McGinn, and their granddaughter, Ann Winston McGinn, in Fort Meyers, FL.
Item 11: Unidentified women, Sep-27
Item 12: Cousin Lettie McFarland
Item 13: Lilly Family: Names on back
Item 14: Anna Ruth and Lee Parham, Aug-68
Item 15: John Winston McGinn with his granddaughter Ann McGinn
Item 16: John Winston McGinn (seated) with son. Winston Crockett McGinn, and his granddaughter Ann Winston, Sep-27
Item 17: Josephine Page Lilly at the West Main Street home, Sep-27
Item 18: James A. Harley
Item 19: David Clay Lilly
Item 20: Alfred Jr., son of Grace Lilly
Item 21: Christmas card with two children, from Pat, Robert, Bobby, and Pam, Apr-67
Item 22: Tracy, Gayle, and John's school photos
Item 23: Unidentified woman, 1972
Item 24: Wedding photo of Mary Wharton and Alfred Dodge
Item 25: D. Clay Lilly's Christmas Card, 29-Nov-58
Item 26: Josephine Page Lilly in the yard on Main Street, Richmond
Item 27: Mrs. Lou Lilly Hume
Item 28: "Cousin" Lettie on her 80th birthday
Item 29: Jean Marie Faircloth, later Mrs. Douglas MacArthur
Item 30: Christina Parham
Item 31: Lee Parham, Patricia Parham, Christina Parham, Anna Ruth Lilly Parham
Item 32: Unidentified man and baby
Item 33: Patricia Parham, age sixteen, 18-Jan-45
Item 34: Bess McGinn Taylor in her backyard
Item 35: Mrs. J.M. Lilly holding a baby
Item 36: "Janet and Guy Jr."
Item 37: Unidentified boys
Item 38: Unidentified baby at 5 weeks old
Item 39: Unidentified baby at 2 months old, 30 Jul 1944
Item 40: Grant E. Lilly and Austin Lilly, 25-Aug-44
Item 41: "Cousin" Littie McFarland and her grandson Guy Jr., 3-Jun-25

Folder 2

Item 1: Grant E. Lilly
Item 2: Grant E. Lilly
Item 3: Grant E. Lilly
Item 4: Grant E. Lilly
Item 5: Grant E. Lilly
Item 6: Grant E. Lilly, 1910 Jul
Item 7: Grant E. Lilly, "Uncle Coleman", and Mr. Taylor in the garden, 1931 Jul
Item 8: Grant E. Lilly with a baby
Item 9: Grant E. Lilly with a baby
Item 10: Grant E. Lilly when he was a boy
Item 11: Grant E. Lilly, his dog, and unidentified girl
Item 12: Grant E. Lilly and his dog Delano
Item 13: Grant E. Lilly in a cornfield
Item 14: Grant E. Lilly
Item 15: Grant E. Lilly and unidentified girl
Item 16: Grant E. Lilly
Item 17: Grant E. Lilly
Item 18: Grant E. Lilly Jr.
Item 19: Grant E. Lilly Jr., 1908
Item 20: Grant E. Lilly, age five
Item 21: Marion Lilly
Item 22: Grant E. Lilly Jr. at home on Lancaster Ave.
Item 23: Marion Lilly as a baby
Item 24: Marion Lilly as a baby
Item 25: Unidentified man and woman
Item 26: Marion Lilly and friend on bikes
Item 27: Grant E. Lilly Jr. and Marion Lilly on 1809 San Pedro Ave.
Item 28: Grant E. Lilly Jr. at home on Lancaster Ave.
Item 29: Unidentified scrap of picture with woman on it
Item 30: Unidentified scrap of picture with child on it
Item 31: John Bolivar McGinn
Item 32: Catherine Tracy Lilly
Item 34: Henry Clay Lilly
Item 35: Catherine Tracy Lilly, Aug-22

Folder 3: Jul-31

Item 1: Anna D. Lilly and unidentified man, Jul-31
Item 2: Lilly Family: Lilly Family including Eva Pates, Lou Lilly Hume, Grant E. Lilly, Annie Lilly, Bess Taylor, Jeanette Pates, Hallie McGinn, Austin Lilly, Margaret McGinn.
Item 3: Lilly Family: Lilly Family including Eva Pates, Lou Lilly Hume, Grant E. Lilly, Annie Lilly, Bess Taylor, Jeanette Pates, Hallie McGinn, Austin Lilly, Margaret McGinn.
Item 4: Unidentified people at Cumberland Falls
Item 5: Unidentified people at Cumberland Falls
Item 6: Anna D. Lilly and unidentified people
Item 7: Anna D. Lilly and unidentified people
Item 8: Marion, Helen, and Jr. at Cumberland Falls
Item 9: Marion, Helen, and Jr. at Cumberland Falls
Item 10: Anna D. Lilly, Grant E. Lilly, and one of their children
Item 11: Anna D. Lilly, Grant E. Lilly, and one of their children
Item 12: Anna D. Lilly, Helen, John M. Lilly, and unidentified person going to Cumberland Falls
Item 13: Anna D. Lilly, Helen, John M. Lilly, and unidentified person going to Cumberland Falls
Item 14: Anna D. Lilly, Austin Lilly, John M. Lilly, Helen, 22-Jun-10
Item 15: Anna D. Lilly and unidentified people
Item 16: The Lilly Family at Dawson Springs, October 19, 1893
Item 17: Austin Lilly and unidentified man
Item 18: Grant E. Lilly and Anna D. Lilly
Item 19: Unidentified child
Item 20: Sisters Josephine Page Lilly (elder) and Anna R. Lilly (younger), 1-May-24
Item 21: Ada R. Lilly, John Mario Lilly, Grant E. Lilly, Josephine Page Lilly
Item 22: Ada R. Lilly with her daughters Josephine Page (elder) and Anna R. (younger), Feb-22
Item 23: Ada R. Lilly with her daughter Josephine Page Lilly
Item 24: Ada R. Lilly with her daughter Josephine Page Lilly
Item 25: Ada R. Lilly with one of her children
Item 26: Unidentified man and baby
Item 27: Ada R. Lilly with Anna R. Lilly
Item 28: Josephine Page Lilly (elder), and Anna R. Lilly (younger)
Item 29: Josephine Page Lilly (elder), and Anna R. Lilly (younger)
Item 30: Unidentified baby
Item 31: Unidentified baby, Feb-22
Item 32: Ada R., Josephine Page (elder), and Anna R. (younger) Lilly
Item 33: Josephine Page Lilly
Item 34: Unidentified child
Item 35: Unidentified child, 1-May-24
Item 36: Unidentified child
Item 37: Ada R. Lilly with her children Josephine Page (elder) and Anna R. Lilly (younger)
Item 38: Unidentified baby and man standing behind
Item 39: Unidentified baby
Item 40: Unidentified woman and baby carriage
Item 41: Anna D. Lilly and unidentified people, 25-Dec-21
Item 42: Josephine Page Lilly (elder), and Anna R. Lilly (younger), December 25 1921
Item 43: Grant E., Ada R., and Josephine Page Lilly
Item 44: John Mario, Ada R., and Josephine Page Lilly
Item 45: "Hosts and Hostesses": Various photos of unidentified people on one paper
Item 46: John Valentine Moore, son of Kelly P. and Mattie Crockett Moore
Item 47: John Pates and Eddie Moore Whitham
Item 48: Jeanette Pates
Item 49: Eva McGinn Pates
Item 50: Eva McGinn Pates and child
Item 51: Unidentified woman and child
Item 52: Unidentified woman
Item 53: Jeanette Pates
Item 54: John R. Pates
Item 55: Jeanette Pates
Item 56: John Pates Jr.
Item 57: Earle Pates, first daughter of John Pates
Item 58: Jeanette Pates as a baby
Item 59: Jeanette Pates as a baby

Folder 4

Item 1: Anna D. Lilly in her living room
Item 2: Anna D. Lilly in her living room
Item 3: Livingroom scene
Item 4: Livingroom scene
Item 5: Unidentified woman and dog
Item 6: Unidentified house
Item 7: Unidentified house
Item 8: Unidentified house
Item 9: Dining room scene
Item 10: Backyard of unidentified house
Item 11: Lilly House on Lancaster now Alumni House
Item 12: Lilly House on Lancaster now Alumni House
Item 13: Entrance to Mentelle Park, Lilly home is second on the left
Item 14: Livingroom
Item 15: Cats eating
Item 16: Dandelion
Item 17: Cat and dog on West Main Street house
Item 18: Graduation gifts
Item 19: Kitten in flower pot
Item 20: Cats eating
Item 21: Kitten in flower pot
Item 22: Cats in yard
Item 23: Cats in yard
Item 24: Dog in yard
Item 25: Kittens in bucket
Item 26: Cat
Item 27: Swans swimming
Item 28: Dog drinking from fountain
Item 29: Dog in the yard
Item 30: Cats on chair
Item 31: Cats in the yard
Item 32: Cats in the yard
Item 33: Cat on porch with man
Item 34: Cat on porch, 1920
Item 35: Plume the Persian cat
Item 36: McFarland Family in 1920, 1923 Apr
Item 37: Unidentified Boy with a Bike
Item 38: Daughters of the American Revolution (D.A.R.): Vice Pres. General-States Regent and pages from Kentucky. Thirty-second Continental Congress, DAR, Washington DC. Mrs. WM Rodes Regent, Mrs. C.D. Chenault V.P., A. Lilly.
Item 39: Unidentified group of girls with horse
Item 40: Unidentified group of girls, 1924 Jun
Item 41: Unidentified boy
Item 42: Austin Lilly and Jeanette Pates in the reenactment of the Siege of Bryan's Station
Item 43: Unidentified woman and children next to log cabin
Item 44: Unidentified woman
Item 45: Unidentified woman, 1944 Jan
Item 46: Unidentified man and baby, 1944 Jan
Item 47: Unidentified man in sailor uniform
Item 48: Unidentified man in sailor uniform
Item 49: Unidentified woman
Item 50: Unidentified women in the snow
Item 51: Unidentified women in the snow
Item 52: Unidentified women
Item 53: Unidentified woman, 1906
Item 54: Unidentified woman, 1908

Folder 5

Item 1: Anna D. Lilly with her children
Item 2: Grant E. Lilly, age 5
Item 3: Grant E. Lilly
Item 4: "Aunt Annie"
Item 5: Cecel Pates
Item 6: Dr. Pleasant Lilly
Item 7: Plaque of first blockhouse in Lexington
Item 8: "Annie"
Item 9: Anna D. Lilly and Marion
Item 10: Grant E. Lilly and secretary, 1946 Dec 24
Item 11: "Little Grant" with kitten
Item 12: Anna D. Lilly
Item 13: Anna D. Lilly and unidentified man
Item 14: Unidentified man
Item 15: Austin Lilly in graduation cap and gown
Item 16: "Grandmother Lilly"
Item 17: "Little Grant" at 3 months old
Item 18: Grant E. Lilly, 1895 Dec 11
Item 19: Unidentified children
Item 20: Austin Lilly
Item 21: Grant E. Lilly
Item 22: Anna D. Lilly
Item 23: Grant E. Lilly and Anna D. Lilly
Item 24: Anna D. Lilly, 1899 Jun 28
Item 25: Grant E. Lilly
Item 26: Anna D. Lilly
Item 27: Grant E. Lilly
Item 28: Lilly Family
Item 29: Henry Clay Lilly
Item 30: Austin Lilly and uncle in Montreal
Item 31: Grant E. Lilly and Anna D. Lilly
Item 32: West Main Street, Uncle John Pates, Aunt Era Pates, John Jr. and Grant
Item 33: Unidentified woman and child
Item 34: Unidentified woman and child
Item 35: Austin Lilly and Marion
Item 36: Anna D. Lilly
Item 37: Negative of a child
Item 38: Negative of man and child
Item 39: Negative of a child
Item 40: Negative of a family

Folder 6

Item 1: Negative of three men beside a train
Item 2: Negative of two men beside a car
Item 3: Negative of a child
Item 4: Negative of man and child
Item 5: Negative of a family
Item 6: Negative of a family
Item 7: Negative of a child in front of car
Item 8: Negative of three women
Item 9: Negative of a woman holding a camera
Item 10: Negative of a group of people
Item 11: Negative of a child and baby
Item 12: Negative of a group of people
Item 13: Negative of two women
Item 14: Negative of a group of women
Item 15: Negative of two women
Item 16: Negative of two women at a house
Item 17: Negative of a woman at a desk
Item 18: Negative of a desk
Item 19: Negative of a woman next to a fireplace
Item 20: Negative of a fireplace
Item 21: Negative of a group of women
Item 22: Negative of a group of women
Item 23: Negative of a group
Item 24: Negative of a woman in front of a fireplace
Item 25: Negative of a group of women in front of buildings
Item 26: Negative of a group of women
Item 27: Unidentified Family Group under Gazebo at Estill Springs
Item 28: Ministry of Education in Havana, Cuba
Item 29: Unidentified house: Same image as 161
Item 30: Unidentified house: Same image as 162
Item 31: Richmond Women's Club Executive Board
Item 32: Blue Grass League, Olson
Item 33: Madison Female Institute Alumni: Holding a photo of the Madison Female Institute class of 1914. See image #1982a020-417.
Item 34: Roosevelt Democratic Club Benefit Bridge Game at the Glyndon Hotel
Item 35: Unidentified man
Item 36: Unidentified woman
Item 37: Frances Gibson Richards, sister of Maude Gibson
Item 38: Unidentified G.I. from WW1
Item 39: Unidentified girl
Item 40: Unidentified young girl
Item 41: Unidentified woman
Item 42: Unidentified landscape
Item 43: Anna D. Lilly, 1903
Item 44: Grant E. Lilly
Item 45: A crowd at the Pioneer Monument at Fort Boonesborough
Item 46: Women dressed in period wardrobe: Pictured are Sarah Arbuckle, Mattie Tribble, Mary Q. Covington, Anna D. Lilly, Anne Keith, and Maude Gibson
Item 47: Honorable R.W. Miller, ca.1915
Item 48: Women dressed in period wardrobe: Pictured are l-r: Sarah Arbuckle, Mattie Tribble, Mary Q. Covington, Anna D. Lilly, Anne Keith, and Maude Gibson
Item 49: Women dressed in period wardrobe: Pictured are Sarah Arbuckle, Mattie Tribble, Mary Q. Covington, Anna D. Lilly, Anne Keith, and Maude Gibson
Item 50: The left half of the hotel at Estill Springs in Irvine, KY
Item 51: Austin Lilly in newspaper dress
Item 52: Unidentified building
Item 53: The Alamo
Item 54: Plaque of the first blockhouse in Lexington
Item 55: First Christian Church in Versailles, "where Grandpa was pastor", 1972
Item 56: Birthplace of May Desha: Founder of National Society of D.A.R. (Member of Lexington Chapter)
Item 57: Birthplace of May Desha: Founder of National Society of D.A.R. (Member of Lexington Chapter)
Item 58: Cumberland Falls
Item 59: Georgetown house where a McGinn lived during the Civil War
Item 60: Dining room, 814 Lancaster Ave., now Alumni Building: Possibly Thanksgiving.
Item 61: Doll that was a second prize, won by Josephine Lilly in the National Contest by Pattern Company
Item 62: Boonesborough Beach
Item 63: Main Street, Richmond, KY, ca 1911: Looking west from the Federal Building.
Item 64: First Christian Church, Richmond, KY: Demolition of the church
Item 65: Unidentified Home
Item 66: First Christian Church, Richmond, KY, 1896 Aug: Demolition of the church
Item 67: First Christian Church, Richmond, KY: Demolition of the church
Item 68: Anna D. Lilly in Knoxville, TN
Item 69: Men swimming at Boonesborough

Folder 7

Item 1: Anna D. Lilly and Austin Lilly at 4 weeks old
Item 2: Austin Lilly at 5 months old
Item 3: Austin Lilly at 5 months old
Item 4: Austin Lilly at 5 months old
Item 5: Austin Lilly at 5 months old, 1900 Jul 28
Item 6: Grant E. Lilly and Austin Lilly at 13 months old, 1897 Jul 11
Item 7: Anna D. Lilly and Austin Lilly as a baby, 1897 Jul 11
Item 8: Anna D. Lilly and Austin Lilly as a baby
Item 9: Austin Lilly as Baby
Item 10: Austin Lilly as Baby, 1914 May 20
Item 11: Austin Lilly as Baby, 1914 May 20
Item 12: Austin Lilly as Baby
Item 13: Austin Lilly
Item 14: "Austin's Picture" Woman with baby in baby carriage
Item 15: Austin Lilly in her graduation dress, 1908
Item 16: Austin Lilly in her graduation dress
Item 17: Mr. Cassedy and graduates
Item 18: Unidentified group of girls
Item 19: Austin Lilly, 1914 May 20
Item 20: Austin Lilly and Mary Catherine Jasper riding horses, 1914 May
Item 21: Book burning at Madison Institute, 1914 May
Item 22: Austin Lilly and friend Josephine with dog, 1914 May
Item 23: Unidentified group of girls, 1914
Item 24: Austin Lilly and friends Josephine and Jeanelle on graduation day, 1914
Item 25: Tree planting at Madison Institute, 1914 May
Item 26: Burning their books on Class Day
Item 27: Class Day at Madison Institute, 1914
Item 28: Girls burning books on Class Day
Item 29: Girls burning books on Class Day, 1914 May
Item 30: Unidentified group of girls
Item 31: Unidentified group of girls, 1914
Item 32: May E. Livingston: Teacher at Madison Institute along with another teacher.
Item 33: Madison Institute tree planting, 1914
Item 34: Class Day at Madison Institute
Item 35: Austin Lilly
Item 36: Class Day at Madison Institute
Item 37: Unidentified group of girls on a hammock
Item 38: Anna D. Lilly and Austin Lilly at graduation
Item 39: Austin Lilly
Item 40: Austin Lilly and Unidentified Man: For Grace Lilly's wedding.
Item 41: Kathleen Sullivan and Jean
Item 42: Unidentified group of girls
Item 43: Austin Lilly's Baccalaureate
Item 44: Austin Lilly's Graduation
Item 45: Rev. Marshall, Miss Patridge, and Mrs. Koch on EKU Campus
Item 46: Anna D. Lilly, a guest, and Austin Lilly
Item 47: Isabel Dackey, Mildred Graham, and Norma Rachel
Item 48: Man standing on roof to give speech during graduation, 1919
Item 49: Austin Lilly and Josephine
Item 50: Two unidentified girls and a dog
Item 51: Franklin Tuttle in Cap and Gown: Head of Chemistry
Item 52: Miss Margaret King-Librarian
Item 53: Margaret Tuttle in cap and gown
Item 54: Unidentified girls in cap and gown
Item 55: Austin Lilly
Item 56: Austin Lilly and unidentified men
Item 57: Austin Lilly-Class Poet
Item 58: Austin Lilly in cap and gown, 1931 Jul
Item 59: Austin Lilly and Margaret Tuttle in cap and gown
Item 60: Austin Lilly and Margaret Tuttle in cap and gown, 1921
Item 61: Austin Lilly in cap and gown, 1919 Jun
Item 62: Austin Lilly in cap and gown
Item 63: Lilly Family in the backyard in Richmond
Item 64: Austin Lilly and unidentified woman
Item 65: Austin Lilly and unidentified man at Christmas
Item 66: Austin Lilly in cap and gown, 1971 Apr 11
Item 67: Austin Lilly
Item 68: Austin Lilly with dog, 1970 Sep
Item 69: Austin Lilly on Lancaster Ave. now EKU
Item 70: Unidentified girl at Cumberland Falls

Folder 8

Item 1: Austin Lilly and unidentified group on Easter Day
Item 2: Austin Lilly
Item 3: Austin Lilly at Jennie Wiley's
Item 4: Austin Lilly and Margaret Tuttle, 1951
Item 5: Unidentified group, 1991
Item 6: Unidentified group from UK, 1969
Item 7: Austin Lilly with unidentified group, 1906 Jul 11
Item 8: Austin Lilly with two unidentified women with a large doll, 1906 Jul 11
Item 9: UK Class of 1919 Reunion, 1894 Jul 28: Austin Lilly, Lillian Haydon Prewitt, Margaret Tuttle, Headley Shouse, Eliza Piggott Underwood, Felix Shouse
Item 10: Austin Lilly with students, 1894 Jul 28
Item 11: Austin Lilly
Item 12: UK Class Reunion: Austin Lilly, Felix Shouse, Lillian Prewitt, Lucy Young Fisk, Louise Turner, Margaret Tuttle, Walter Baugh
Item 13: Austin Lilly's birthday party
Item 14: Children with a pony at Austin Lilly's birthday party, 1910: All people's names on back of photo
Item 15: Anna D. Lilly
Item 16: Anna D. Lilly
Item 17: Anna D. Lilly, 1894 July 28
Item 18: Anna D. Lilly
Item 19: Anna D. Lilly: Has the hat cut out of the picture with the words "The mistake of a moment" underneath
Item 20: Anna D. Lilly
Item 21: Anna D. Lilly
Item 22: Anna D. Lilly
Item 23: Anna D. Lilly
Item 24: Anna D. Lilly in her new rubber-tired phaeton and her dog
Item 25: Anna D. Lilly
Item 26: Anna D. Lilly
Item 27: Anna D. Lilly on carriage
Item 28: Anna D. Lilly, 1923 Aug 25
Item 29: Unidentified woman, 1921 Aug 24
Item 30: Anna D. Lilly
Item 31: Unidentified woman
Item 32: Anna D. Lilly
Item 33: Anna D. Lilly
Item 34: Anna D. Lilly
Item 35: Unidentified women the day after Grace's Wedding, 1945 Nov 26
Item 36: Unidentified woman
Item 37: Anna D. Lilly at desk
Item 38: Unidentified woman and dog
Item 39: Unidentified woman
Item 40: Unidentified woman and dog
Item 41: Anna D. Lilly and unidentified woman
Item 42: Unidentified woman
Item 43: Anna D. Lilly and cat at 407 Lancaster Ave.
Item 44: Anna D. Lilly and cat at 407 Lancaster Ave.
Item 45: Anna D. Lilly
Item 46: Anna D. Lilly and Clown the dog at Lancaster Ave.
Item 47: Anna D. Lilly with cat
Item 48: Unidentified woman and dog
Item 49: Unidentified woman and dog
Item 50: Anna D. Lilly at Cumberland Falls
Item 51: Unidentified woman and dog