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Franklin Edgar Beckham was born 18 Apr 1893 in Sebree, Kentucky to William M and Ella G Beckham. He had two brothers, James A Beckham and David A…
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…
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…
Photo of the Go-Gas service station at Second and Green and J H Fleming & Son across the street at 206 N Green.
Moose Lodge at Second and Green was built in 1950. Construction work on the new Moose Temple in Henderson, to cost $101,000, was started during the past week…
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),…
Local historian Frank Nalley says the building at 108 Second St., “was actually built as a residence for a Mr. James Harding in 1883. It didn’t turn into…
Judge Thomas Taylor Towles Sr (1784-1850) Judge Thomas Taylor Towles Jr (1810-1851) History of Henderson County, KY on pages 781 and 782:Judge Thomas Towles was born in Spottsylvania…