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Clark’s discount department store in Brickyard Plaza at 1321 Second Street, which later became Cook’s and is now Big Lots.
733 Second street has been home to: Chas. Schultz Grocery, J E Blanford Urma store, Red Front Cash & Carry Store #4, Swap Shop, Hoffman’s Antiques, Melton’s Knitting…
136 N Main is a three-story, early 20th century, brick masonry commercial building with the first and second floor fenestration altered. The third floor retains a dentiled and…
Cap ‘n Cork, 2717 U.S. 41 North, John Wathen, co-owner Reference: Evansville Press May 19, 1978
Country Inn Tavern, formerly Pearson’s Tavern, located at 1650 N Green. Closed in 1983. It became Silver Spurs Club for a brief time in 1984.
Home Oil and Gas Co, A&W Conoco Co located at 202 N Green. This building was demolished and a new service station was built in its place.
The Henderson Builder’s Supply Company was organized and capitalized in 1908 and engaged in both the wholesale and retail lumber business, handling building material of all kinds. A….
Shakey’s Pizza Parlor was located at 2550 Highway 41N. Jerry Klym proprietor. The store closed when the franchise license expired and the building became The Cookstove restaurant and…