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34 South Alves Street: A Home Behind Henderson’s Stories For nearly half a century, the house at 34 South Alves Street was home to Ron and Judy Jenkins,…
Poems by Mrs W R Conover Spring Grim old winter hath fallen asleep,And a beautiful spring is born,Up from her cradle, bright eyes peep,To greet our world now…
429 Chestnut Street: A Home Planned for Comfort When the residence at 429 Chestnut Street was completed in 1939, its traditional Cape Cod appearance concealed an interior equipped…
Last arrest of Al Capone’s main foe happened in Henderson in 1946 Yesterday’s News by Frank BoyettThe Gleaner, Sunday, July 4, 2021 FBI agents dragged one of America’s…
614 N Green Today, it’s home to Dave’s Pizza, but the address has quite a history beyond pizza. These old newspaper clippings offer a few glimpses into its…
From telephone calls to jail cells, this little brick building had quite a history! Before Henderson’s current judicial center occupied the site, this building at 11 S. Main…
TENSIONS WERE HIGH AS WWI LOOMEDBy Frank Boyett March 5, 2017 Armed guards patrolled the Henderson railroad bridge a century ago – a month before America joined World…
W. W. Williams: Dry Goods, Millinery, and a Henderson Merchant’s Life Silk laces, folding fans, fashionable shoes, and hats trimmed with ribbons and feathers: the advertisements of W….
The Cline Photographs of Henderson The photographs and postcards bearing the “Cline Photo” name preserve detailed views of Henderson’s streets, businesses, churches, and public buildings. This page brings…
Glen Oak: The Harris Home and Gardens on Chestnut Street Glen Oak, the former Chestnut Street home of Leigh and Jane Harris, was well known in Henderson for…
EARLY DAYS IN HENDERSONRECALLED BY JUDGE YEAMANBegan Law Practice in 1863 Henderson Morning Gleaner – January 9, 1927 This is the first of a series of interviews with…