100 PHOTOGRAPHS. ONE HARRISON COUNTY.
We took a lot of pictures this summer. We picked 100.
On Sunday, October 18 at 6:00 PM, Boyd’s Station is taking over the big screen at the Rohs Opera House for an evening of photographs, stories and conversation about Harrison County.
For three months, Project 306.36 photographers Lylee Gibbs and Maddie McCuddy have been out there — at ballgames and fairs, on farms and back roads, in homes and businesses, and just about everywhere in between — getting to know Harrison County and the people who call it home.
Along the way, they were joined by Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist and former Louisville Courier Journal photographer Pat McDonogh, who spent time in Harrison County making his own photographs while also working alongside and mentoring Lylee and Maddie.
Now all three are coming together to show us what they saw.
We'll put 100 photographs on the big screen at the Rohs Opera House and spend the evening talking about the people, places, moments and stories behind them.
You might recognize a place. You might recognize a neighbor. You might even recognize yourself.
And while we're only showing 100 photographs, they're part of something much bigger — Boyd’s Station's growing visual archive documenting Harrison County as it is today and preserving these photographs and stories for generations to come.
Bring a friend. Bring your family. Come spend the evening with us.
100 photographs. Three photographers. One big screen. One Harrison County. Come see your community on the big screen.
Maddie McCuddy
Pat McDonogh
Lylee Gibbs
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 • 6:00 PM
ROHS OPERA HOUSE • 133 E. PIKE STREET, CYNTHIANA, KY
FREE ADMISSION + OPEN TO EVERYONE
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Thank you City of Cynthiana and Harrison County, Kentucky
None of this happens without people and organizations who believe in giving young photographers the tools, time and opportunity to do meaningful work.
We are incredibly grateful to Canon USA for its tremendous support of Boyd’s Station and Project 306.36. Canon provided the cameras, lenses and professional photography gear that Lylee Gibbs and Maddie McCuddy used throughout the summer to document Harrison County. Having access to professional equipment allowed our photographers to concentrate on what matters most — meeting people, building relationships, telling stories and making photographs. Thank you, Canon, for believing in these photographers, supporting Project 306.36 and helping make this summer such a tremendous success.
We also want to celebrate the incredible and continued support of The Clyde N. Day Foundation and Cynthiana attorney Dan Clifford. Their belief in Boyd’s Station, our photographers and what we are building in Harrison County has helped Project 306.36 continue to grow and provide meaningful opportunities for emerging visual storytellers. Support like theirs allows us to bring talented young photographers into a rural Kentucky community, give them the time and freedom to do meaningful work, and preserve what they create as part of a growing visual archive of Harrison County. We are deeply grateful to the Clyde N. Day Foundation Dan Clifford for believing in the mission of Boyd’s Station and investing in its future.
We are also tremendously grateful to PhotoShelter for its continued support of Boyd’s Station and Project 306.36. PhotoShelter helps us take the work created by our photographers beyond a single summer or exhibition by giving us the ability to organize, preserve and build a lasting visual archive of Harrison County. That archive is an increasingly important part of the Project 306.36 mission — protecting the photographs being made today so they remain accessible as a record of the people, places and stories of this community for years to come. Thank you, PhotoShelter, for helping us ensure this work has a life far beyond the moment the shutter is pressed.
Together, these supporters make different but equally important parts of Project 306.36 possible: Canon provides the tools; the Clyde N. Day Foundation and Cynthiana attorney Dan Clifford help provide the opportunity; and PhotoShelter helps us preserve the work and build the archive. Their collective support allows Boyd’s Station to bring photographers to Harrison County, give them the freedom and resources to tell meaningful stories, and preserve those photographs as a visual record of this community for future generations.
