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WILLIAM CRENSHAW KENNEDY, JR.
The Museum is named in memory of William
Crenshaw Kennedy, Jr., the son of Rosemary Kennedy Shields. Mr. Kennedy has roots that run deep in the history of Wayne
County, Kentucky. The ancestral chart below will give you some information concerning those roots:
lWilliam
Crenshaw Kennedy, Jr.
l(Mother) Rosemary Shields Kennedy
l(Grandmother) Louise Marcum
l(Great Grandfather) Ephraim Marcum
l(Great, Great Grandfather) George Kelly Marcum---Wayne County Judge
from 1860 to 1862 and in
1867.
(Mildred Dalton, Louise
Bell, Carl Bell, and Fred Francis are some relatives of William Crenshaw Kennedy, Jr. who still
live in Wayne County)
THE WILLIAM CRENSHAW KENNEDY, JR.
MEMORIAL MUSEUM
IS A MEMBER OF
THE
KENTUCKY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
HOURS OF OPERATION
THE WAYNE COUNTY MUSEUM
IS OPEN
EVERY
TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
10:00 A.M. TILL 4:00 P.M.
OR BY APPOINTMENT
(Call For Appointment)
Our Executive Director/Curator and Museum
Committee members have pledged themselves to implementation of the following CORE VALUES:
PEOPLE come first
and are treated with dignity and respect.
RELATIONSHIPS are built on honesty, integrity, and trust.
DIVERSITY of people and thought is respected.
EXCELLENCE is achieved through teamwork, leadership, creativity, and a strong
work ethic.
EFFICIENCY is achieved through wise use of human and financial resources.
COMMITMENT to intellectual achievement and historical accuracy is embraced.
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The William Crenshaw Kennedy, Jr. Memorial Museum is an arm of the Wayne County Historical Society,
Inc. The Society appoints ten individuals to serve as a Museum Committee and the committee is "responsible for
the physical development and future fiscal management of the museum" and is "to meet the long-term needs and operation of
the museum."
MEMBERS OF
THE MUSEUM COMMITTEE
Gary Dishman--Chairman
Juanita Coffey--Secretary
Nancy Bell--Treasurer
Elizabeth Duncan
Bob Vickery
Ralph Booher
Paul Dunnington
David Piercy
Jeffrey Edwards
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OUR MISSION
The identification, preservation, interpretation and promotion of Wayne County's history is socially,
culturally, and economically valuable. The lessons of history provide direction to the future and contribute to quality of
life, scholarship, and a better appreciation of society and culture.
The William Crenshaw Kennedy, Jr. Memorial Museum will identify, preserve, interpret, and promote
the heirtage of Monticello and Wayne County and its people.
We will seek to inspire and serve people by connecting the past with the future.
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