Photo from the Armstrong Archives
Located on the corner of Chiles and Factory Streets, the
Harrodsburg Electric Light Plant, shown here during the 1930s, provided the
city’s electrical power before Kentucky Utilities began buying it from the Dix
Dam power plant. Stream was produced in
three large boilers that operated four generators. At first the plant produced no daytime
current, only power for light at night.
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