Though it was still pretty early, I put ashore at a ramp leading through a tunnel under the railroad tracks.
Harlan Hubbard: Life on the fringe. Shantyboat is the story of a leisurely journey down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers to New Orleans. Harlan Hubbard’s legacy “In the tradition of naturalists like Thoreau, Muir and Abbey, Kentuckian Harlan Hubbard began to live a life of communing with nature, not fearing it.
Harlan Hubbard House and Studio (CPFT-125) meets National Register Criterion B, significant for its association with Hubbard, a respected painter, writer, and social commentator. “They were enormously gifted people,” writer Wendell Berry said of the Hubbards. That same year, Lucien and Frank both moved to New York City to seek employment. Summary: Harlan Hubbard is 73 years old today because Harlan's birthday is on 10/04/1946.
Keeping Payne Hollow alive. Inducted 2016 Born: January 4, 1900 Bellevue, Kentucky Died: January 16, 1988 Madison, Indiana Harlan Hubbard’s realization that industrialism and consumerism posed a threat to the environment and human survival changed his life forever. There were two old houses there in what must be the town of Brent. There was a light on at the second. Anna and Harlan Hubbard lived life as few people in modern times have and in doing so accomplished at least two things that are very rare—contentment and freedom.
[…] Backroads of Appalachia, a non-profit organization dedicated to tourism and economic development, is hosting a meet-and-greet event with artist Johnny Pop Day in Lynch this upcoming Saturday in support of the Ronald McDonald House. In 1912 the Hubbard family moved into a new brick house in Bellevue. Previous to Harlan's current city of Elk City, OK, Harlan Hubbard lived in Chickasha OK. Other names that Harlan uses includes Hartan L Hubbard, Hartan Hubbard, Harlan Eugene Hubbard and Harlan E Hubbard. We got a tour of Harlan Hubbard’s house and studio in Fort Thomas, Ky. Also, we had a chance to peruse a large collection of prints re-struck from Harlan‘s original woodcuts. In a house they built by hand, sustained by food they raised or caught, aided by no electricity or modern “convenience”, the Hubbards, met the world on their own terms and found deep meaning. Backroads of Appalachia Director Erik Hubbard said over 400 motorcycles and a slew of cars rolled up to the Dragon Slayer Welcome Center on Saturday in support of the event. In a house they built by hand, sustained by food they raised or caught, aided by no electricity or modern “convenience”, the Hubbards, met the world on their own terms and found deep meaning.