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Buds Motor & Electric

Bud’s Motor & Electric owned and operated by Lester C. (Bud) Echols.

Mystery About Spooky Woman

Mystery About Spooky Woman Curfew Need Not Ring For the Youngsters to Take Refuge at Parental Hearthstone. A rather spooky looking character in the form of a woman…

1128 N Main

Dr. Edna Earl Ayres’s house at 1128 N Main Street. (former owner)

Women Credited With Success of Henderson Tuberculosis Sanatorium

Bottom Row, Left to Right: Mrs. A. O. Stanley, Mrs. Leigh Harris, Mrs. C. E. Dallam, Mrs. Julius L. Baldauf, Miss Marian Williamson, Miss Sue Baskett, Mrs. M….

December 9th 1941

321 Center Street

321 Center Street was known as the Dr. Stone residence, as it was once the home and office of Dr. J. W. Stone. It later became apartments before…

Water Street Police Station Ribbon Cutting

Ribbon cutting for the former police station on Water Street. June 1983

Old Madisonville Road and Madison Street

Buckman’s Ashland Station

Buckman’s Ashland Station at 1201 S Green Street.

505 First Street

The residence at 505 First Street was built in 1874 and has been home to the families of Judge Ezra C Ward and later John H Stewart.

Mike’s Tavern

Mike’s Tavern was located at 138 S Holloway. It later became Hopper’s, Red Rooster, and Spanky’s.

Audubon Heights Addition Plat

Audubon Heights Addition to the City of Henderson, as shown by plat recorded in Deed Book 47, Page 5.