Across the United States, large-scale infrastructure and conservation projects have required communities to uproot, relocate, or disappear altogether—sometimes in the name of progress, sometimes preservation, often both. The western Kentucky lakes region offers a particularly vivid lens into that experience: a place where front porches were rebuilt in neat new rows, where cemeteries were carefully moved to higher ground, and where, even now, whe…
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