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Alexander Goodman Roberts (1854 – 1920) was a very prominent photographer in Henderson around 1900 to 1920. A. G. Robert’s married Laura B. Noe on 25 Dec 1878….
Woerner’s House of Fashion opened at 214 Second Street on Saturday, March 31, 1928. Woerner’s specialized in apparel for women. References: Henderson Morning Gleaner • Thu, Mar 29,…
509 Atkinson has been home to: Windy’s Lunch Room, Todd’s Barbecue, Ann’s Eat Shop, M&M cafe, Leeg’s Fish Market & Pit Barbecue, and Phil & Bills BBQ.
Heinz Ketchup Week, 1923. This was a new to me photo of the Mann Bros building with a ‘Ketchup Week’ sign out front. I believe this would have…
The J. V. Gasser Garage located at 121 N. Green street opened on Sunday, Aug 10, 1941. The Gasser Garage located at 121 N. Green street has greatly…
Belzer’s, a ladies ready to wear store opened its doors to the public on Tuesday, January 25, 1927. The store was located at 214 Second Street, the building…
The Steamer John S. Hopkins was a big part of Henderson’s social scene in the years before World War I, and had been a regular visitor since 1880….
Last week’s large fire at 1156 First Street was quite a site to see. Wonder what was there before Western Kentucky Trucking and All American Warehouses? The Winstead…
Dixie B. Road House operated by C. T. Farley and J. H. Stolzy. I believe the Dixie Bee Line (DBL) ran out Old Madisonville Road. References: Henderson Morning…