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	Historical Articles Click on any of the links below to read about historic Paducah and the people that shaped it! The Flight that Fell From the Sky The House That Hamburgers Paid For Courage in Action: A Sailor’s Story “Outlaws Before the World”- The Jewish Eviction of Paducah The True Story of Sister Mary Lucy Dosh Rudy's Department Store Paducah Dairies of Long Ago Market House Museum The Naval Career of "Jumpin" Joe Clifton Vice President Alben William Barkley Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb The List Drugstore Woodwork Paducah's General Lloyd Tilghman	Paducah United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC) Chapter #341 was chartered on November 7, 1899 with twelve original members. Members are descendants of an honorably serving Confederate soldier. Paducah's Chapter #341 is the second oldest in the state. At one time there were over 70 Chapters in the state, now there are just six. Paducah Chapter currently has 33 members and 5 Associates.