Knox County Poor Asylum

11/30/2019

The owner of the Madison Seminary who was blocked by Commissioner Trent Hinkle from saving the old poor farm continues to kill it over in Madison, Ohio. Kimmell’s plan to turn it into a tourism destination and living museum is still the most solid plan.

How’s Hinkle’s plan working? Since the last commissioners meeting Madison has taken in over 4000+ new guests. How many has Vincennes, Indiana missed out on without Kimmell in the captain’s chair?

06/13/2019

Under the leadership of Commissioner Trent Hinkle, we're not seeing much change to the Knox County Poor Asylum. Although, back in Madison, Ohio, Adam Kimmell and the crew are preparing for two Travel Channel appearances and their annual Cystic Fibrosis fundraiser.

The crew is ready to take on Knox, and turn it into the historical icon it deserves to be. Knox would be a cake walk compared to this 70k sqft juggernaut. But like Mr.Kimmell said, we're watching and waiting. We’re gonna let Mr.Hinkle flex a little longer, it’ll make future negotiations that much easier.

03/20/2019

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For 13 minutes Adam Kimmell returns fire and delivers devastating blows of reality to Commissioner Hinkle's plan of obtaining $500,000 of grant money and then shopping out the old Poor Farm to any buisness that wants it. Commissioner Hinkle claims to care about the building and its history although his future plans seem to contradict that.

With Commissioner Hinkle in the captains chair, the odds of making this historical location a tourism hot spot will deminish completely.

Stand with Kimmell as we prepare to fight back and save our American history.

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03/19/2019

Adam Kimmell will be giving his final solution tomorrow night (3.20.19) for the KCPA in a new video. A call to vote will be demanded. No more talk of unrealistic plans at the expense of the tax payer. The time for action is now.

If you’re with Adam Kimmell share tomorrow’s video and make it viral across Vincennes. Join the winning team and watch us turn the Knox County Poor Asylum into a historic tourist destination.

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An investor has reached out to Knox County residents about the county's Poor Farm site.

02/16/2019

WTHI-TV interviews Adam Kimmell and Commissioner Hinkle on the future of the Knox County Poor Farm.

After hearing Commissioner Hinkle say “If the commissioners don’t take this on and make this happen, no one else can”, the gloves are off.

Mr.Kimmell will be preparing another video stating the hard facts to finish this. This video will be uploaded directly here first in the next 3 days or less.

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An investor has reached out to Knox County residents about the county's Poor Farm site.

02/01/2019

Who is Adam Kimmell and why is he the most qualified to take on the Knox County Poor Farm? He took Madison Seminary and brought it back from the brink in just 2 years.

He has a massive volunteer army of carpenters, masons, plumbers, electricians, and roofers. All who share his vision of preserving our American Heritage.

Tell the Commissioners to give him his shot, you won’t regret it.

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07/21/2018

Welcome to the Knox County Poor Asylum, a historical icon that deserves to be saved.

Are you with us? Like this page and watch our newest video (Not just this one).

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