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Frank “Hazel” Hayes was born 29 Aug 1922 to Curtis Hayes (1903 – 1947) and Della A. “Dellie” Ranes Hayes (1897 – 1956). Frank Hayes was living with…
Bert Wildred Payne was born 1 Sep 1886 to Elijah Payne (1846-1917) and Mollie F. Davidson Payne (1845-1928) in Hancock County, Kentucky. By 1913 they were living in…
320 Harmony Lane was built in 1940 for the Fitzgerald & Son Furniture Company as a show house. References: Henderson Morning Gleaner • Sun, Jul 21, 1940
Photos from Grace M Tompkins (1910-1990), 701 Letcher. I haven’t been able to place many of these except for those downtown in front of the Hotel Kingdon. Find…
Nannie’s Antiques opened in 1985 at 3121 US 41 N by Gladys Cobb. The business closed in 2001.
J. C. Sugg, for the past twenty years a Ford dealer in Providence and Clay, Ky., and one of the oldest Ford dealers in the state, will open…
City Cab, located at Kingdon Hotel on Second Street, looking East. Reference: Henderson Morning Gleaner • Sat, Dec 15, 1945
The building at the corner of S Green and Chestnut, currently 714 S Green, opened as a service station by H. A. Wolf, and purchased by Fred G…
Pvt. Joseph J. Belcher, 19, is Henderson’s first boy to have lost his life while in the armed service in connection with World War two. His body, along…