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- Aerial Views of Lexington 1953 (photos)
- Alberton Community/School and the Hare
Family, Photographs, Brenda Kirk Fiddler
- The Alberton News and Mrs. John L. Hare, Brenda Kirk Fiddler
- Antioch News and Other Articles, Mrs. A. H. Taylor
- Before Natchez Trace State Park: Old Survey Community and Precinct School, Brenda Kirk Fiddler
- By-Laws Bargerton Lodge No. 577 I.O.O.F. (1911)
- Blue Goose Community Has Long Interesting History, Wilma Cogdell
- Clearing the Way for the Farmers State Bank Branch, Lexington
- Fallen but not Forgotten, the legacy of Albert S. Cook, Albert Laheije
- Farmville, H. J. Bolen
- The Fourth Celebrated – 1916
- “Good Old Golden Rule Days” — Bethel School & the Safford Community, Brenda Kirk Fiddler
- Granny Smith Cemetery, Scotts Hill, TN
- Henderson County Roads – 1930, Lexington Progress
- Historic Photographs of Middlefork (from the photograph collection of W. Clay Crook
- History of Darden, compiled by Jewell Reeves
- History of Sardis, Tennessee, Beulah Hanna and Carra Holland
- History: Henderson County Schools 1940-41, compiled by Louise Oakley (For each rural school in the county, most one- or two-room, an attempt was made to give origin of community and school names, first settler, oldest house, oldest resident, first and current stores and storeowners, churches, and mail carrier.)
- The History of Scotts Hill, Tennessee, Gordon H. Turner, Sr.
- Homes of Lexington (1910) (photographs)
- I Remember (Pleasant Exchange), H. J. Bolen
- The Kolwyck’s of Darden, Belinda L. Jowers
- Letter from Mifflin – 1861, Becky Burdick McLaughlin
- Lexington [and other communities], Auburn Powers
- Memories of Old Alberton, Walter Roberts
- Middlefork (photo essay)
- Mt. Gilead School Pictures
- The Red Mound Area in Henderson County, Tennessee, Jonathan K. T. Smith
- Princess Theater
- Scotts Hill Historical Photographs
- Scotts Hill’s History Lives on Thru Fire & Storm, Lillye Younger
- SKI JUMPING IN THE 1950S, Brenda Fiddler
- Warren’s Bluff – Winter of 1918/1919
- Wildersville; One of Henderson County’s Liveliest Business Towns, Lexington Progress (1903)
Henderson County Times Community Series
(1980-1982)