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Check out this fantastic photo of the Central Park pond. Special thanks to Susie Thurman who provided this one. Does anyone know anything about the “boat” in this…
Fireman Ben Ploch (1860-1904) After an illness, lasting a week or ten days, Ben Ploch, the well-knowa fireman, died peacefully at his home, on First street near Alvasia,…
1500 block of S Green looking South. Shannon lumber was located at 1560 S Green, now the site of Fire Station 4.
Brashear Tire Inc located at 801 N Green. The name Brashear Tire Inc. in Henderson, located at 8th and Green, phone 826-5320, has become a popular byword in…
The brick building that once stood at Washington and Holloway Streets was home to C and G Manion grocery house, and later Reliable Dry Cleaners and Payne’s Dry…
South Main Street at Audubon, looking East. Visible is The Mill at 526 S Main Street.
INGRAM CROCKETT – In the financial circles of Henderson, Kentucky, Ingram Crockett is well known, for he is now acceptably filling the position of cashier of the Planter’s State…
East End Hustlers, including L. B. Culley, C. L. Eastwood, and M. Silverman. HENDERSON DAILY JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1914
Doctor Pinckney Thompson — Among the most distinguished of native Kentuckians, and most useful in their day and generation in the field of science and philanthropy, is the…
H. Boog, of Kentucky Bakery, Starts Out With Load of the Stuff. With the intention of feeding the hungry if any were found in the Green river country,…
217 S Main, built in 1898. Yeaney-Latta Hause; weatherboarded Queen Anne with tall, fairly narrow proportions overall; pyramidal roof with shallow offset gabled, 3-sided wings; gables shingled and…