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   Pub history. The Talk of the Town. The Talk of the Town was originally created by combining the Actina Café and Hamby Cafeteria. These licensed premises are an amalgamation of several properties. The larger buildings at the back are Victorian villas, built when Torbay Road was laid out in the 1890s. The two villas were later joined together.

2. www.uky.edu › NDNP › kycollectionsNational Digital Newspaper Program: The Kentucky Edition ...

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   KY-NDNP NEWSPAPERS. The nucleus of our digitized historic newspaper canon began with NDNP Phase I in 2005. Together with our advisory board made up of historians, genealogists, archivists, and librarians from across the state, we chose to digitize 100,000 pages from 37 newspapers that best represented the state's six unique geographic regions.

3. www.obitsarchive.com › obituaries › usaKentucky Obituaries Archives Online | Obits Archive

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   Shelbyville. Shepherdsville. Somerset. Stanford. Taylorsville. Whitley City. Williamstown. Kentucky obituaries and death notices, 1988 to 2024. Find your ancestry info and recent death notices for relatives and friends.

4. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiKentucky Newspapers - FamilySearch

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   1848-2009 Kentucky Newspapers, 1848-2009 at MyHeritage - index & images ($)

   1800s-1999 U.S., Newspapers.com Marriage Index, 1800s-1999 at Ancestry - index ($)

   1800-Current Kentucky, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-current at Ancestry — index & images ($)

   Kentucky Online Historical Newspapers

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   Newspapers publish notices of marriages, divorces, deaths, and funerals, and they publish obituaries. Notices include names of the persons involved and the date of the event, and they may contain maiden names and the names of parents and other living relatives. Newspapers also publish articles of local interest, including religious and social event...

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   The University of Kentucky has the most extensive collection of Kentucky newspapers and was selected by the National Endowment for Humanities (NEH) United States Newspaper Program to conduct its cataloging and digitalization project for the entire state of Kentucky. For newspapers at the University of Kentucky that haven't been digitalized yet, see the University's Microfilm Holdings Database. For newspapers the University of Kentucky has cataloged (but not yet digitalized) through its NEH Un...

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   The Kentuckiana Digital Library Newspaper Collection has digitized Kentucky newspapers that are not reflected in Chronicling America.

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   The FamilySearch Library also has some Kentucky newspapers on microfilm, especially for the cities of Henderson, Louisville, Lexington, and Paducah. For example, see: 1. Henderson Daily Gleaner. 1892–1911. Reprint, Lexington, KY: University of Kentucky, 1959. (On 14 FamilySearch Library films, beginning with 215412.) Many issues are in fragmentary condition, and some years are missing. Many marriage, death, and obituary notices have been extracted and published. For example, see: 1. Green, Ka...

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   The Talk of the Town. phone 01803 668070. location_on. 46–52 Torbay Road, Paignton, Devon, TQ4 6AL Get directions. Open. •. Closes at 1:00 am. See opening times. View menu.

6. www.familysearch.org › search › collectionKentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970 - FamilySearch

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   Name index to death and burial records from the state of Kentucky. Microfilm copies of these records are available at the Family History Library and Family History Centers. This set contains 627,320 records. Due to privacy laws, recent records may not be displayed. The year range represents most of the records. A few records may be earlier or later.

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   Where can I find an obituary published in a Kentucky newspaper?

   • If you are looking for an obituary published in a Kentucky newspaper, you can start at the Tributes.com site. This database displays the most recent deaths that received a published obituary in every city and town in the state but you can also browse older records as long as you know the name of the town where the person lived and/or died.

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   What is the talk of the town?

   • The Talk of the Town was originally created by combining the Actina Café and Hamby Cafeteria. These licensed premises are an amalgamation of several properties. The larger buildings at the back are Victorian villas, built when Torbay Road was laid out in the 1890s. The two villas were later joined together.

   The Talk of the Town - J D Wetherspoon

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   What are the rarest newspapers in Kentucky?

   • Kentucky's African-American and emancipationist newspapers are perhaps the rarest of the rare of the state's historic newspapers. Amoung our titles are the only known issues (4) of the Afro-American Mission Herald; famed editor R.C.O. Benjamin's Lexington Standard; and Cassius Clay's short-lived but highly acclaimed True American.

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   Did Kentucky have a controversial newspaper?

   • Kentucky has had her share of controversial newspapers of a different sort, too. The most notable was the Blue-Grass Blade. Edited "by a heathen in the interest of good morals", Charles Chilton Moore is known today as the father of Athiesm.

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   When was talk of the town opened?

   • The text reads: The original Talk of the Town was opened in 1996 by the Elisseos family. The family’s connection with this site goes back to 1945, when Alexander Elisseos bought the Argosy Café and renamed it the Actina Café. The Actina Café occupied 46–48 Torbay Road.

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   Who created the talk of the town?

   • Alexander’s son Perry, his daughter Mrs Sandy Purland and his wife Dorothy Elisseos combined both venues in 1995–6 to create The Talk of the Town. Above, left: This group photo dates from 1952.

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   Online Databases. If you are looking for an obituary published in a Kentucky newspaper, you can start at the Tributes.com site. This database displays the most recent deaths that received a published obituary in every city and town in the state but you can also browse older records as long as you know the name of the town where the person lived ...