Carol Perkins

Snow is falling in the community of Metcalfe County, Kentucky and schools are closed. Christmas is near and shoppers find their way in and out of local stores, making sure Santa doesn't forget items on the wishlist. Cooking has begun, sleds are prepped, and game boards come from under the bed. We settle into a winter's night and sometimes longer knowing the thaw of spring is not far away. In the meantime, we have winter tales to tell.

A small town in South Central Kentucky, Edmonton (the only city by that name in the U.S.) is nothing short of a slice of Paradise. Rolling hills, generations of family farms and local business owners, and a population that includes those born and raised here and those who found us while searching for their own haven. This book is an account of Edmonton as it was after WWII and follows the changes to the present. It is historical, humorous, and enlightening. A taste of Mayberry that really does exist.