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Elsmere, Kentucky, USA - Elsmere, Kentucky, USA - The Swan, a.k.a. The Nine Mile House 815 Dixie Highway, Elsmere, Kentucky Routes 25 and 42  20 Minutes from Cincinnati  SAM A. GAREY, Manager Fam
Elsmere, Kenton, Kentucky, USA
The community was first settled in 1885 as South Erlanger. Elsmere received its city rights in 1896, renamed after Elsmere Avenue in Norwood, Ohio, the hometown of one of its founders.
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VINTAGE ELSMERE

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Elsmere, Kentucky, USA - The Swan, a.k.a. The Nine Mile House
815 Dixie Highway, Elsmere, Kentucky
Routes 25 and 42
 20 Mi
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The Swan, a.k.a. The Nine Mile House
815 Dixie Highway, Elsmere, Kentucky
Routes 25 and 42
20 Minutes from Cincinnati
SAM A. GAREY, Manager
Famous for Kentucky Mint Juleps
Open the Year Around, Serving
Southern Fried Chicken, Steaks, Lobster,
Country Ham and Sea Food Dinners
Northern Kentucky's Finest Dining Room

"The proprietors of the Swan are reputed to have abandoned the place very, very suddenly in 1955, essentially walking out the door with the clothes on their backs, and with dinner, not eaten,
on the table..." nkyviews.com
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KENTUCKY Proud Ceramic Mug - Bourbon and Derby Enthusiast

Celebrate your Kentucky roots with this charming Kentucky-inspired ceramic mug, perfect for sipping your favorite beverage while showcasing your love for the Bluegrass State. Featuring the humorous caption, "I'm from Kentucky! That explains a lot about my love for bourbon and my skill in predicting the winner of the Derby," this mug is a delightful nod to Kentucky's rich traditions.
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Whether you're a local looking for new adventures or a visitor passing through, here's a list of places to go and things to do in Elsmere and its surrounding areas:
Elsmere Park: Start your exploration of Elsmere with a visit to Elsmere Park. This pleasant community park offers green spaces, playgrounds for kids, and picnic areas. It's a great spot for a leisurely walk or a family picnic.

Dine at Local Restaurants: Elsmere has some delicious dining options. Consider grabbing a bite to eat at local favorites like Snappy Tomato Pizza or Azad India Restaurant, which serves up tasty Indian cuisine.

Explore Boone County Arboretum: Just a short drive from Elsmere, you'll find the Boone County Arboretum. This 121-acre park features over 3,600 labeled trees and shrubs, making it a beautiful place to enjoy nature, take a peaceful walk, or have a picnic.

Shop at Florence Mall: Head to nearby Florence to visit the Florence Mall. With a wide range of stores and restaurants, this shopping center offers ample opportunities for retail therapy and dining.

Golf at World of Golf: Golf enthusiasts can tee off at the World of Golf, also located in...
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GENEALOGY IN ELSMERE

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Ancestors Who Were Born or Died in Elsmere, Kentucky, USA

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Updated: 9/25/2023 7:30:07 AM
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