The Cloverport house was built between 1915 and 1923. It was situated above a bend overlooking the Ohio River near Cloverport but located in Hancock County. Virginia spent the summer of 1922 there and taught Sunday School. She regularly went to Cloverport to open the house in the spring and to close up the house after the hunting season. R. N. Hudson’s 1936 diary includes several autumn entries about traveling from Louisville to Cloverport for the weekend with William Jackson. Jackson worked for the family for 35 years and for the railroad. Virginia describes William with great affection in one of her letters published in Flapdoodle, Trust & Obey.
R. N. Hudson builds home
Virginia holding puppy with Ann, August 1925
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