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The story of 6514 Cottingham Lane begins not simply with a house, but with the land itself — a stretch of ground along the old Madisonville Road (now…
The Jackson McClain House, located at 3497 US 60 in Henderson County, is a mid-19th century Greek Revival home built around 1852. The property once included a carriage…
A Brief History of the Ellis-Neville / Lee Baskett House Address: 3925 U.S. Highway 60 East Built in 1914 by Lee Baskett, a prosperous Henderson County farmer, the…
The J. Hawkins Hart House, located at 630 Center Street in Henderson, Kentucky, is a two-and-a-half-story Queen Anne–style residence built in 1892. Believed to have been designed by…
317 Third Street was built in the early 1880’s by Thomas Soaper. It is one of 4 original identical houses, 3 which still stand. (307, 313, & 317…
211 S Main was built in 1891 for J. M. Bach. Bach House: boxy weatherboarded Queen Anne with L-shaped cross-gable roof and 3-story square tower with pressed metal-covered…
626 N. Main St. was erected in 1867 by A. H. Talbott. This house has Italianate styling which was the height of fashion for Henderson architecture. Sometime in…
424 Ray Street, formerly 808 N Green, was built between 1850-1855 by Henderson’s first mayor, William B. Vanzandt (Vansant). It’s been called the old McClain home (William McClain),…
325 Third Street was built in 1910 for Carl Mulmansteadt. Over the years it has been home to many others including J. P. Lilly, David Reeder, Holly Ford,…
