Vol. 27 No. 1 - Spring 2015
- Meet the Museum Staff: Douglas Bargo
- Red Summer 1919: The Context of The Black Expulsion
- Jakalyn Jackson Wins Arthur Historical Award
- Archie West's Unexpected Saturday Adventure
Vol. 27 No. 2 - Summer 2015
- Knox Central’s Back-to-Back Regional Basketball titles, by Michael C. Mills
- A Quilt as a Community Project, by Douglas Bargo
- Governor James and First Lady Nettie Black Centennial Celebration, by Thomas C. Clark
- Bert Scent Wins 2019 Susan Arthur Award, by Preshus Howard
- The Establishment of the Barbourville Pentecostal Orphanage, by William G. Martin
- Meet the Museum Staff: [3] David Cole
- Letters to the Editor
- Editorial: 2020 Daniel Boone Festival Cancelled, by C.R. Mitchell
- A List of Pentecostal and Holiness Women and Men Ministers of the Gospel, by Beulah Mealer
Vol. 27 No. 3 - Fall 2015
- Knox Countians on the Pandemic of 1918: The “Spanish Influenza” of a Hundred Years Ago, by Charles Reed Mitchell
- Home Schooling in the 1860s: A Memoir of a Civil War Education, by Judge Henry Cook Faulkner
- Knox County Politics Way Back When [campaign cards]
- 1948 Knox County Communities [center spread map of Knox County, KY]
- Meet the Museum Staff: [4] Cheryl Davis-Thompson
Vol. 27 No. 4 - Winter 2015
- The Home Front in Southeastern Kentucky during the Civil War: My Mother, Samantha Sharp Faulkner, [Part 1], by Judge Henry Cook Faulkner
- The Law Firms of Knox County, Kentucky in 1912, Advocate, 26 April 1912
- Meet the Museum Staff: [5] Dora Sue Oxendine Farmer
- Henry Cook Faulkner: A Biographical Sketch, by Dr. Claude W. Faulkner
- Mildred Ellen Smyth Faulkner, compiled by C.R. Mitchell
- “Our Garden of Girls,” a poem by Mrs. H.C. Faulkner
- Kenneth Herndon Tuggle, Lt. Governor of Kentucky, 1943-47, compiled by C.R. Mitchell The Neighbor Next Door [Kenneth Tuggle], by Jack Gibson