John Uri Lloyd
Warwick of the Knobs;: A story of Stringtown county, Kentucky
Hardcover
(Dodd, Mead March 15, 1901)
Copyright 1901, hardcover, 305 pages plus 4 pages advertising, with 15 b/w full-page photos. SUBJECT: "A story about the inhabitants of a little town in northern Kentucky, actually Florence, Kentucky, (Boone County) where Lloyd lived and is buried. Stringtown is the old town portion (Main St.) centered around the local A.A. meetinghouse, Stringtown Bar & Grill, and other quaint shops and tea rooms. The buffalo roads crossed the Ohio River down a gorge to glacier cliffs. Historical events and scenes are mingled with fossil relics, deeds of savage valor, and the struggles of the pioneers." CONDITION: Heavy cloth binding has light overall soiling, greetings written inside front cover, pages are age-toned with a few brown smudges and ripped edges. Binding is secure.
- Pages
- 305
- Weight
- 19.2 oz.
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