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I created this page because I feel that it is a defining landmark of Princeton, Kentucky. Thousands of people from around the world visit Adsmore and many people use the archives in Princeton to research its importance in the Black Patch War. (My mother is a librarian and assists many undergraduate and graduate level students in using the archives in Princeton.) So I hope I am filling a gap in the Internet-based knowledge of Adsmore.
