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Cedar bar was located at 317 First Street. Opened on 5 July 1940 by Carmen Littlepage. Carmen Littlepage, who was one of the genial bartenders around the American…
503 N Main appears to date to the late 1850s or early 1860’s. There is local speculation that the house was built prior to 1859 by either Janes…
L. & N. Union Station Train Depot, Then and Now Another thanks to Ryan Powell
Little Bar was located at 224 Second Street. Opened July 1, 1939. Proprietors: Joe Mitchell, C. E. Good and C. A. Nisbet, Mrs. L. F. Brady, E. Gregory…
Situated on a large lot, this beautiful historic Victorian home sits in a desirable downtown location. This one level home with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths has been…
Audubon Tablet Duly Dedicated With CeremonyHenderson Morning Gleaner Friday, May 15, 1925 Pausing amidst the hum of business quite a large crowd gathered at Mann Brothers DepartmentStore yesterday…
1002 S Green, the home of Joseph A Funk and Margaret Funk. In the 1940’s, they operated it as Funk Tourist Home. Joseph Funk opened and operated a…
Second street looking East. Appears the workers are putting up reindeer Christmas decorations.
Historic postcard of Henderson Baseball players. A History of Soft Ball in Henderson