Florence Kentucky
Special Project
We need your help!
Kentucky Classic Stringtown on the Pike (1900) to be reprinted.
We need your help!
Kentucky Classic Stringtown on the Pike (1900) to be reprinted.
Very few small cities in America have a novel written about them. Florence is one of those few. This project is to make this work available to the general public and to commemorate the 175th anniversary of Florence, also known as Stringtown on the Pike. If you would like to type one of the 67 chapters (plus a missing chapter that will be included, bringing the total to 68), write [email protected] and request your chapter. Your name will appear in the front of the book as one of the typists. It is anticipated a large number of people will want to participate in this commemorative edition, so only one chapter can be assigned at a time. The book will appear with additional biographical material about the author, historical material about Florence, and supplementary material, such as the author's notes about the negro dialect which appears in the book, as well as an index and a full introduction. The new edition of this book, which is in the public domain, will be published as an etext on this internet site, and subscriptions will be accepted at that time for printed copies of the book to be published by the Stringtown University Press, Florence. Stringtown on the Pike
by
John Uri LloydThe 175th Anniversary of the City of Florence
Internet EditionMost recently completed chapter - Chapter 2
Chairmen and Clerks of Florence Town Council
An Appointment to City Council, 1945
Ordinances of the Town of Florence, Ky. (1897 - 1953)
Florence Photos: The Decade following 1960
Historical Incidents and Information
Tales of Old FlorenceFolklore About the Origin of Florence
Civil War
A Peace Meeting in Boone County, 1861
The Oldest Book in Florence, 1607
Picture taken at Early Florence Fair
A Fortune-Teller Visits Florence, 1883
Boone County Medical Society Meets, Florence, 1908
Historical Account of Florence
Florence, Kentucky: The First Century, 1830 - 1930
by Paul Tanner, 1993
Stringtown University
(site in progress)
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