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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 was located at 138 S Holloway. It later became Hopper’s, Red Rooster, and Spanky’s.
Audubon Heights Addition to the City of Henderson, as shown by plat recorded in Deed Book 47, Page 5.
Caton’s One Stop Service near the old North Y at North Green Street and Richardson Avenue. Owner Noble Caton.
Reliable Archery Company on US 41 North near Watson Lane, labeled the “Archery Headquarters of the South.” The company manufactured archery equipment and the owners were Buddy and…
Bienvenue Wine, made and bottled by Harry Soaper. Henderson Evening Journal • Mon, Sep 20, 1909:The old Soaper homestead, on the Zion pike, is famous for its fine…
Henry Fitzhugh Dade, son of Albert Gallatin Dade (18151890) and Anne Wray (Fitzhugh) Dade (1816-1839), was born on 11 February 1836 in Virginia. Henry Fitzhugh Dade married Mary…
304-314 First Street including Becker Block Location of Cooper’s, Feix Sheet Metal, and Fitzgerald’s at one time.
The Nickelodeon, at 120 Main street, between First and Second, is to be remodeled at an early date. Among the Improvements to be made are an ornamental steel…
Fox Drive In was located at 539 N Green Street and opened on May 27, 1944. Fox Drive In restaurant is gaining new customers daily, for having once…