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Roger W. “Doc” Cabell handed an ice cream cone to a customer a few days before he closed Acme Drug Store in 1970. He had operated the store…
Valley Moving and Storage located at 907 N Green, Owned and Operated by John M. Williams & Sammy L. Williams.
South of the Boarder Restaurant & Lounge was located at 2611 US 41N, also the location of Taylor’s Junction and now MrB’s. Food pleasant, but servings too large…
Carl Philip Geibel was born 1 Jan 1883 to Fred P Geibel and Caroline Best. Carl Geibel married Grace D. Hanouer on Tuesday, 14 June 1910 in St….
322 Second Street, once the location of Henderson Feed & Commission Company, then Henderson Glass, and now Abba Promotions. Henderson Feed & Commission Company was originally opened by…
Yesterday completed year 2! July 25, 2023 was the first post to Historic Henderson. Since then there have been: Posts: 984Visitors: 24,421Page Views: 90,677 I started this page…
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…
Steamboat Antoinette and the New Grand Floating Palace Showboat, owned by W.R. Markle and Mathew O. Swallow. Visited Henderson on 3 July 1905. References:The Gleaner • Fri, Jun…
Raymond’s Hardware Store, 1403 Clay St., Opposite Audubon School, owned and operated by Arthur Raymond. Arthur Raymond Opened Hardware Store; Pioneer In Radio WorkYou are assured of a…
Community & Youth Center. On Jan 20, 1969, the city signed a $93,780 contract to build a substantial teen center on the site of the old pavilion. It…