Authors:

"Getting Open" by Tom Graham (SHS 1961) and his daughter, Rachel Graham Cody, is a must read for all basketball fans and sports historians. Read about the authors and the book. Click here!

"Net Prophet" by Hetty Gray is a biography of Bill Garrett, who broke the "color barrier" in Big Ten Basketball.  But his life was not bound by the lines of a basketball court. You will find it enchanting and inspiring.  Hetty (Schott) Gray (SHS 1961) has written several books and published them under her company "Sugarcreek Publications" http://www.sugarcreekpublishing.com.

Trish (MacDonald) Skillman (SHS 1961) has written a few mystery books and some grammar books.
http://trishs.pianobaraustin.org/


One of Shelby County's greatest authors, of course, was Charles Major.  Read about him at Wikpedia

Mini City:
SC Alumni is proud to present wooden replicas of Shelby County's favorite and Historical Buildings.

Click here to view all the models.

A collection of local history articles written by Ron Hamilton is now available entitled "Shelby County Over The Years."  The illustrated 4-volume paperback set contains nearly 300 pages each of history articles and profiles that have appeared in the Shelbyville News over the last 5 years.
Ron has graciously offered to provide articles from time to time about Shelby County's history. Click here to read these bits of our pass.

Bob Gordon, who volunteers at the Shelbyville-Shelby County Public Library Genealogy and History Room on a regular basis, has taken some photos from his vast collection and made them available to the public. The first series of 3 CDs span the years from 1876 to approximately 1980. Hopefully the second series will be available soon.  Click here for samples of photos.  Bob passed away a few years ago.