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Henderson Boy Scout Drum & Bugle Corps in 1938 in front of the Henderson County Library. References: The Gleaner • Sun, Mar 27, 1938 The Gleaner • Sun,…
SUNDAY GLEANER AND JOURNAL, HENDERSON, KENTUCKY, AUGUST 26, 1934. Henderson’s newest addition in the automobile service station business opens today at 1004 South Green street, it is owned…
BEAUTIFUL PARKLAND LOTS TO BE SOLDThe Gleaner • Thu, Sep 07, 1905Charles F. Kleiderer has concluded to place on the market this fall about fifty splendid residence lots…
EASTWOOD DRUG CO.If of drugs you are in need,EASTWOOD’S drug store is in the lead.For SEVENTEEN YEARS he’s compounded prescriptionsThat have cured you of ills of every description.For…
The house at 1316 N Elm was built for Charles F. Kleiderer who later gave the house away in a drawing of lots in Parkland. The winner of…
The house at 513 N Main was built between 1897 and 1900* for Sherley Clore (1871-1953), whose grandfather was Joseph Clore who owned a saw and planning mill…
One of the best looking advertisements I’ve come across. The WAG-ON THEY BRAG-ON. Park Carriage Co.
“Ragtown” was a section of the city in the area of S Main and Audubon. Mentions of Ragtown are made between 1905 and 1933 in the Gleaner. Notice…