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The Bridge That Changed Henderson In the late 1800s, the Ohio River was both a blessing and a burden for Henderson, Kentucky. The river connected the community to…
Realtor mixes business, pleasure By Steve Kinney, Evansville Courier, 3/7/83 HENDERSON, Ky. – A cacophony of birdcalls greets collectors interested in getting their hands on a slot machine…
IT’S YOUR MOVE NOW. THE MORE BONDS YOU BUY…THE MORE PLANES WILL FLY This Axis War upon us is a matter of life or death for America, your…
Early Henderson Scenes And People Are Exhibited In Photos At last Wednesday’s Optimist Club meeting, Joe Martin presented a program on photography. One feature of his program was…
Corner of Second and Main streets during a Christmas parade in 1950s.
Welcome to Historic HendersonNestled along the Ohio River, Henderson, Kentucky, boasts a rich history shaped by enterprise, community spirit, and remarkable people. From the bustling tobacco warehouses and…
This first article was published in The Henderson Semi-Weekly Reporter on Tue, Apr 3, 1883. Once More–Number the Houses.The subject of numbering the houses has been frequently brought…
Postcard of an old car with several people around. The back says Henderson, KY, Home Town, Harry Peake. There is a Harry Peake in Henderson during the 1900…
Various newspaper clippings and photos from the 1960 Henderson Sesquicentennial.