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Howdy-Doo-Dee was located on Highway 41 N, operated by Allen Wilson. Appears it was a cafe or roadhouse.
Huhlein’s Concert Band and Orchestra was organized in 1898 by John O. Huhlein who was born in this city in 1874. He is a young man of musical…
History Of Soft Ball In CityBy SOL Z. BERNSTEIN The Gleaner • Sun, Jun 5, 1938 July 27, 1934 – A meeting was called of all who were…
Hector William Kohl was born 26 June 1848 to Andrew Kohl (1818-1873)and Wilhelmina Seiler (1818-1868). Hector Kohl married Matilda O. Moseley (1852-1928) on 21 Feb 1871. Hector was…
Rose Catlin ( – 1880), married to W W Catlin, died after jumping from her bedroom window fleeing from an intruder. W. W. Catlin was a prominent Henderson…
This birds-eye-view might have been taken from an acroplane, but it wasn’t. It was taken from the roof of the Henderson Brewing Company’s plant and shows the mill…
Anderson Box & Basket Co., manufacturers of woven wire receptacles and shipping cases, was first located at the SW corner of Vine and Alves Streets and later at…
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…