Title:
The Talbott Hotel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), White Border PM 1935 Apr-15
Description:
The old stone tavern, believed to be the oldest hotel in point of service in America, 151 years of continuous service to the public, a home of comfort for the public, now operated by...
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Title:
Women at "My Old Kentucky Home" Dedication
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Divided Back unused
Description:
Young Bardstown women who acted as sponsors at the dedication of My Old Kentucky Home, July 4, 1923. They are wearing dresses of the period 1852 when Foster wrote his immortal lyric, "My Old Kentucky Home."
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Title:
Piano, "My Old Kentucky Home"
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Real Photo unused
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Title:
View over Town
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
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Title:
Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Continuously Since 1779
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Title:
Old Kentucky Home Motel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome
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Title:
Overview of Bardstown
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome PM 1983 Apr-19
Description:
This is the home of Barton Distilling Company and the Barton Museum of Whiskey History.
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Title:
Jones Kentucky Home Restaurant
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
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Title:
THe General Nelson Motel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
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Title:
Old Kentucky Home Motel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Located three minutes driving distance from "My Old Kentucky Hone" and "Stephen Foster Story". Combination Tub and Shower - Room Control Heat and Air Conditioning - Wall-to-Wall Carpeting - TV - Room Phones - Heated Swimming Pool and Kiddie Pool - Putting Green. A Best Western Motel/AAA Approved. 414 West Stephen Foster Ave.
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Title:
Federal Hill
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), White Border PM 1925 Sep-25
Description:
Where Foster wrote "My Old Kentucky Home."
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Title:
The Old Stone Inn - now The Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
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Title:
The Old Kentucky Home
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), White Border unused
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Title:
Downtown Street Scene
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Joyce L. Haynes
Dexter Press Inc.
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Title:
The Stephen Foster Story, Minstrel Scene
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
A scene from the romantic musical production by the Pulitzer Prize winner, Paul Green, staged each summer in an atmosphere on the grounds of My Old Kentucky Home. For additional information write: Box 587, Bardstown.
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Title:
Wilson's Motel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
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Title:
Wilson's Motel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen
Description:
530 N. Third Street.
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Title:
Old Kentucky Home Motel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
414 West Stephen Foster Avenue
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Title:
Federal Hill - where Foster wrote "My Old Kentucky Home"
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
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Title:
Old Kentucky Home Motel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
414 West Stephen Foster Ave.; Phone 348-8090 (Area Code 502). Located three minutes driving distance from "My Old Kentucky Home" and "Stephen Foster Story"; comb. tub and shower; room control heat and air conditioning; wall-to-wall carpeting; TV; room phones; swimming pool and kiddie pool; putting green; restaurant and lounge nearby
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Title:
Old Kentucky Home Motel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome
Description:
414 West Stephen Foster Ave. Bardstown, Ky. 40004 Phone 348-8030 (Area Code 502) Located three minutes driving distance from "My Old Kentucky Hone" and "Stephen Foster Story" Comb. Tub and Shower - Room Control Heat and Air Conditioning - Wall-to-Wall Carpeting - TV - Room Phones - Heated Swimming Pool and Kiddie Pool - Putting Green
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Title:
The Old Stone Inn, Now the Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
This Old Stone Inn, now The Old Talbott Tavern, Bardstown, KY, was built about 1779 and is believed to be one of the oldest Inns in continuous operation in the United States
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Title:
Old Kentucky Home Motel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
414 West Stephen Foster Ave. Bardstown, Ky, 40004 Phone PBX (502) 348-5979 or (502) 348-8090 Located three minutes driving distance from "My Old Kentucky Home" and "Stephen Foster Story," Comb, Tub and Shower - Room Control Heat and Air-Conditioning - Wal-to-Wall Carpeting - Color Cable TV - Direct Dial Phones - Swimming Pool and Kiddie Pool. Restaurant and Lounge nearby. Group Tours Welcome
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Title:
Talbott Tavern - Continuously Since 1779
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Coffee Shop, the Old Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
The Coffee Shop in the historic Old Stone Inn, now the Talbott Tavern, built about 1779--Bardstown, Ky. Old Kentucky Hickory Smoked Hams are shown hanging from the ceiling
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Title:
Jones' Kentucky Home Restaurant
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
14 good reasons for eating here. Highway 62 West. A selection of fine foods and service to please "almost" everyone
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Title:
The Colonial Dining Room Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome PM 1975 Jun-3
Description:
The Colonial Dining Room Talbott Tavern Continuously Operated Since 1779 Bardstown, Kentucky
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Title:
Old Inn Sign at Old Talbot Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Real Photo
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Title:
Church and Convent, Nazareth Academy
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
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Title:
Aerial View of Town, Nelson County
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
This is the home of the Barton Distilling Company and the Barton Museum of Whiskey History. Extended over 180 acres are the distillery (the largest distillery under one roof in Kentucky, bottling facilities, and 31 seven-story whiskey ageing warehouses, each with a capacity of 20,000 barrels. Kentucky bourbon of the highest quality has been distilled, aged and bottled on these same premises since 1879. Current brands of outstanding bourbon made and bottled here include Kentucky Gentleman, Very Old Barton, Tom Moore, Colonel Lee and Barton's Qt Premium American Light Whiskey - the new quiet taste in whiskey - is also made here
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Title:
Aerial View of Bardstown
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Nelson County seat. Here in the lovely Kentucky Hills are located the famous "My Old Kentucky Home" mansion where Stephen Foster wrote his immortal ballad and the world renowned St. Joseph's Cathedral. In the background is the old town of Bardstown. In the foreground covering 85 acres are the numerous buildings comprising the plant of the Barton Distilling Company where Tom Moore, Kentucky's finest bourbon has been distilled, aged and bottled since 1879. Barton's other famous Kentucky straight bourbons are Colonel Lee and Kentucky Gentleman
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
"Mountain Dew Hillbillies", The Old Stable Restaurant & Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
All evening meals are accompanied by our "Mountain Dew Hillbillies," who play Bluegrass and Country Music along with traditional renditions, throughout the meal
Dexter Press
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Title:
Aerial View of Bardstown, Nelson County
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
this is the home of the Barton Distilling Company and the Barton Museum of Whiskey History. Extended over 180 acres are the distillery (the largest distillery under one roof in Kentucky, bottling facilities, and 31 seven-story whiskey ageing warehouses, each with a capacity of 20,000 barrels. Kentucky bourbon of the highest quality has been distilled, aged and bottled on these same premises since 1879. Current brands of outstanding bourbon made and bottled here include Kentucky Gentleman, Very Old Barton, Tom Moore, Colonel Lee and Barton's QT Premium American Light Whiskey - the new quiet taste in whiskey - is also made here
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Title:
Coffee Shop, the Old Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
The Coffee Shop in the historic Old Talbott Tavern was built around 1779. It has thick stone walls, deep window casings, ceiling timbers and old open fireplaces. Cooking was done in these fireplaces and the loft above was used as rooms for travelers, one room for women guests and the other for men. The Tavern is famous for Chicken and Country Ham dinners. Smoked hams may be seen hanging from the ceiling
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Title:
St. Joseph Cathedral
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
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Title:
St. Joseph Cathedral
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Erected 1816-1819 under Bishop Benedict Joseph Flaget, this is the oldest cathedral west of the Allegheny Mountains. It contains a rare collection of famous paintings by Old World Masters, donated by Louis Philippe, Duke of Orleans, afterwards King of France. He had visited Bardstown in 1797 while in exile
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Title:
Old Kentucky Home Motel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome PM 1975
Description:
Located three minutes driving distance from "My Old Kentucky Home" and "Stephen Foster Story". Comb. tub and shower. Room control heat and air conditioning. Wall to wall carpeting. TV. Room phones. Swimming pool and kiddie pool. Putting green. Restaurant and lounge nearby
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Title:
Federal Hill, "My Old Kentucky Home"
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen PM 1950
Description:
The Home was built as a summer home in 1795, over 135 years ago, by John Rowan, Sr., a young lawyer of Louisville, Ky. The bricks came from England, were landed at Newport News, Va., and brought to Kentucky on sledges in winter along the Indian trails, drawn by oxen, driven by slaves
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Title:
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
St. Joseph's Cathedral is the oldest cathedral west of the Allegheney Mountains. It was erected in 1816 and dedicated in 1819 by Rev. Joseph Flaget as its first Bishop. It has rare collection of famous paintings, donated by Louis Phillipe, who, as the Duke or Orleans, visited Bardstwon in 1897. These masterpieces are works of Old World Masters and now hang on the walls of the cathedral
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Title:
St. Joseph Cathedral
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
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Title:
Coffee Shop, the Old Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
The Coffee Shop in the historic Old Talbott Tavern was built about 1779. It has thick stone walls, deep window casings, old built-in cupboards, heavy poplar ceiling timbers and old open fireplaces. Cooking was done in these fireplaces and the loft above was used as rooms for travelers, one room for women guests and the other for men. The Tavern is famous for chicken and country ham dinners. Smoked hams may be seen hanging from the ceiling
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Title:
Federal Hill
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
Where Foster wrote "My Old Kentucky Home"
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Title:
Downtown
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Joyce L. Haynes The second oldest town in the state, Bardstown is an important tourist mecca. "My Old Kentucky Home" and many other points of interest are in the vicinity. Several of Kentucky's largest distilleries are in or near Bardstown
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Wickland
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
"Home of Three Governors": Charles A. Wickliffe {Gov. of Kentucky 1830-1840): Robert Charles Wickliffe {Gov. of Louisiana 1855): John Cripps Wickliffe Beckham {Gov. of Kentucky, 1900-07)
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Title:
Hahn's Tourist Court and Restaurant
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
Located on North Edge of City on U.S. Highways 31-E and 150 - 17 Units with baths (tub and shower), steam and gas heat. Moderate Rates. Modern Restaurant serving choice foods. 1 1/4 mile from "My Old Kentucky Home" Shrine. Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Hahn, Owners - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Riley, Managers. Member AAA
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Title:
Hahn's Tourist Court Restaurant, on Highways U.S. 31-E and 150. Member A.A.A
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
Located on North Edge of City on U.S. Highways 31-E and 150. 17 units with baths (tub and shower), steam and gas heat. Moderate rates. Modern restaurant serving choice foods. Phone 3646 or 3828. 1 1/4 miles from "My Old Kentucky Home" Shrine. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hahn, Owners. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Riley, Managers
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Title:
The Old Stone Inn, Now the Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen
Description:
The Old Talbott Tavern, often known as the Old Stone Inn, built in 1779, is an ancient and interesting Old Inn. It is believed to be one of the oldest hotels in continuous operation west of the Alleghenies. One of the Guest rooms has curious paintings in oil done on the plastered walls, the work of an unknown artist many years ago. It has been Host to Travelers for more than 165 years
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Title:
Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Coffee Shop. Since 1779. The original Old Stone Inn. All cooking was done in two open fireplaces. The loft above contained two sleeping rooms: 1 for men, 1 for women. Excellent food in the atmosphere of old stage coach days. Open Year round
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Title:
Aerial View of Bardstown, Nelson County
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Here in the lovely Kentucky Hills are located the famous "My Old Kentucky Home" and the world renowned St. Joseph's Cathedral. In the background is the old town of Bardstown. In the foreground covering 125 acres are some of the numerous buildings comprising the plant of the Barton Distilling Company and the Barton Museum of Whiskey History. Tom Moore, Kentucky's finest Bourbon has been distilled, aged and bottled on this spot since 1879. Barton's other famous Kentucky Straight Bourbons are Colonel Lee, Kentucky Gentleman and Old Barton
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Title:
Wilson Motel -- U.S. 31E and 150
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
A modern court in beautiful surroundings. Individual room controlled steam heat and Air Conditioning. Tile baths - Wall-to-wall carpeting and Free T.V
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Title:
Talbotr Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
The doors of this historic old Stone Inn have never been closed since 1779. Much of early history of Kentucky originated in the Inn when host to such notable personages as Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay and Wm. Henry Harrison
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Title:
Bardstown-Parkview Motel
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Opposite "My Old Kentucky Home" State Park. Restaurant - Pool - Meeting Room - Playground - T.V. - Phones - Carpeting - Individual Room Controlled Heat and Air Conditioning - Combination Tub and Shower. For Reservations: Phone 348-5961
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Title:
Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Talbott Tavern Continuously Since 1779 Bardstown, Ky
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Bardstown Nelson County
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Series K-10916
This is the home of the Barton Distilling Company and the Barton Museum of Whiskey History. Extended over 180 acres are the distillery (the largest distillery under one roof in Kentucky, bottling facilities, and 31 seven story whiskey ageing warehouses, each with a the highest quality has been distilled, aged and bottled on these same premises since 1879. Current brands of outstanding bourbon made and bottled here include Kentucky Gentleman, Very Old Barton, Tom Moore, Colonel Lee and Barton's Qt Premium American Light Whiskey - the new quiet taste in whiskey - is also made here.
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Title:
Bardstown, Nelson County
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Series K-10916
This is the home of the Barton Distilling Company and the Barton Museum of Whiskey History. Extended over 140 acres are the distilling plant, 31 ageing warehouses and bottling facilities. Tom Moore, Kentucky Gentleman, Colonel Lee and Very Old Barton, all Kentucky's finest Bourbons, have been distilled, aged and bottled on these premises since 1879.
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Title:
The Old Stone Inn
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
Series 9A853-N
The Old Talbot Tavern, often known as the Old Stone Inn, built in 1779, is an ancient and interesting Old Inn. It is believed to be one of the oldest hotels in continuous operation west of the Alleghenies. One of the Guest rooms has curious paintings in oil done on the plastered walls, the work of an unknown artist many years ago. It has been Host to Travelers for more than 165 years.
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Title:
Bardstown, Nelson County
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
This is the home of the Barton Distilling company and the barton museum of whiskey history. Extended over 140 acres are the distilling plant, 31 ageing warehouses and bottling facilities. Tom Moore, Kentucky Gentleman, Colonel Lee and Very Old Barton, all Kentucky's finest Bourbons, have been distilled, aged and bottled on these premises since 1879.
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Title:
Mat's Cabin My Old Kentucky Home
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
This cabin formerly housed the slaves at Federal Hill
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Title:
Old Kentucky Home Motel, 414 West Stephen Foster Ave
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Located three minutes driving distance from "My old Kentucky Home" and "Stephen Foster Story" Comb. Tub and Shower - Room Control Heat and Air-Conditioning - Wall-to-Wall Carpeting - Color Cable TV - Direct Dial Phones - Swimming Pool and Kiddie Pool. Restaurant and Lounge nearby. Group Tours Welcome.
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Title:
Talbott Tavern
BArdstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Talbott Tavern, Bardstown, Kentucky. The doors of this historic old Stone Inn have never been closed since 1779. Much of early history of Kentucky originated in the Inn when host to such notable personages as Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay and Wm. Henry Harrison.
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Title:
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Old Kentucky Home
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen PM 1947
Description:
While visiting here ,Strphen Collins Forest,author of many popular negro melodies ,wrote "My Old Kenbtucky Home ". The house was the former home of Judge Rowan.It is new a state shrine
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Title:
St. Joseph Cathedral
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
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Title:
Coffee Shop
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
The Coffee Shop in the historic Old Talbott Tavern was built about 1779. It has thick stone walls, deep window casings, old built-in cupboards, heavy poplar ceiling timbers and old open fireplaces. Cooking was done in these fireplaces and the loft above was used as rooms for travelers, one room for women guests and the other for men. The Tavern is famous for Chicken and country Ham Dinners. Smoked Hams may be seen hanging from the ceiling.
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Title:
My Old Kentucky Home State Shrine
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
My Old Kentucky Home highway marker at Bardstown Kentucky
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Title:
Federal Hill
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
"My Old Kentucky Home", The home was built as a summer home in 1795, over 135 years ago, by John Rowan, Sr., a young lawyer of Louisville, Ky. The bricks came from England, were landed at Newport News, Va., and brought to Kentucky on sledges in winter along the Indian trails, drawn by oxen, driven by slaves.
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Title:
Federal Hill
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
Well known as "My Old Kentucky Home."
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Title:
My Old Kentucky Home
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), White Border PM 1932
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Title:
Federal Hill My Old Kentucky Home
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
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Title:
The Old Stone Inn, Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen PM 1952
Description:
The Old Talbott Tavern, often known as the Old Stone Inn, built in 1779, is an ancient and interesting Old Inn. It is believed to be one of the oldest hotels in continuous operation west of the Alleghenies. One of the Guest rooms has curious paintings in oil done an plastered walls, the work of an unknown artist many years ago. It has been Host to Travelers for more than 165 years.
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Title:
Living Room, The Old Kentucky Home
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), White Border PM 1936
Description:
In Old Kentucky"" where Stephens Collins Foster wrote ""My Old Kentucky Home"" This house, 38 miles south of Louisville and 3/4 of a mile east of Bardstown has 7 rooms 22 x 22 feet, ceiling height 15 Feet, a hall 15 x 50 feet running through the center. Here in August, 1830, Stephen Collins Foster, author of many negro melodies, wrote ""My Old Kentucky Home."" The House, built in 1795 by Foster's uncle, John Rowan, later Judge and U. S. Senator, is a replica of Indepence Hall where the Declaration of Independence was signed
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Title:
Jones' Kentucky Home Restaurant, Highway 62 West
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
14 Good Reasons for Eating Here A selection of fine foods to please everyone. Good coffee, Home made Pies. Your Host, Wyanda and Bill Jones
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Title:
Street Scene Downtown
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
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Title:
Federal Hill - where Foster wrote "My Old Kentucky Home"
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen PM 1947 May-3
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Title:
Abbey of Gethsemane, Nelson County
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
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Title:
The Old Stone Inn, Hotel Since 1779
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Talbott Tavern built in 1779 is one of the most historical spots in Kentucky. Much of the early history of Kentucky originated in this Inn, as Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, Wm. Henry Harrison and many other notable personages used the tavern as a stopping place when they were helping to shape the destiny of this "Dark and Bloody Ground" later to become the State of Kentucky
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Title:
Jones' Kentucky Home Restaurant
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome
Description:
Howard E. Gardner ON Us 62 West - one block off 31-E. The General Nelson Motel. Phone 502-348-3977. 39 deluxe units, TV, phones
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Title:
Talbott Tavern
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Chrome unused
Description:
Glenn Durham Continuously Since 1779
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
St. joseph cathedral
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen PM 1950
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Title:
Federal Hill My Old Kentucky Home
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen PM 1946
Description:
The Home was built as a summer home in 1795, ever 135 years ago, by John Rowan, Smith young lawyer of Louisville, Ky. The bricks came from England, were landed at newport News, Va., and brought to kentucky on sledges in winter along the Indian trails, drawn by oxen, driven by slaves.
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Title:
My Old Kentucky Home, Federal Hill
Bardstown Kentucky (KY), Linen unused
Description:
The Home was built as a summer home in 1795, over 135 years ago, by John Rowan, Sr., a Young lawyer of Louisville, Ky. The bricks came from England, were landed at Newport News, Va., and brought to Kentucky on sledges in winter along the Indian trails, drawn by oxen driven by slaves
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