× Expand Library of Congress; P&PAcross 2,000 square feet on the third floor of the Frazier History Museum in Louisville, roughly 150 photographs capture moments from three different eras in Kentucky that span nearly 100 years. “Not only does [the exhibit] represent all of Kentucky’s counties, it also shows the history of Kentucky and being able to visually see that history from all over the state. • • •In 1975, Louisville photographer Ted Wathen had the idea to solely document Kentucky by capturing moments in every county in the Commonwealth. In the 1970s, I never saw any Amish.”The photos will be turned over to the University of Louisville Photographic Archives once the exhibit ends in November. Wathen said Kentucky’s moments of history are never over.