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This unique stone sided home located at 707 South Main Street was built in 1945. In 1950 it was the residence of Dwight Lyman Moody Cooper (1899-1983).
36 S Green Street was the location of a two-story, five-bay brick building which once housed the Christian Church which was organized in Henderson in 1841. The east…
First named Recreation Park, then Goodfellow Field, and now Kimmel Park, the lot at Sixth and Ingram Streets has hosted ball games since 1934. The Henderson Goodfellows, a…
Henderson Concert Band 1916: Louis Green John Winkler Posey Bailey Bill Mitchison Red Price Irvin Larue Ed Williams Clarence Server Geo. Fowler George Hatchett Vito Petrone Charles ?…
Owen M Jones was born on 11 Jun 1912 to Thomas R. Jones (1869 – 1939) and Lillie Mae Hancock Jones (1875 – 1934). They lived at 648…
Boone Frank Tapp was born 6 Apr 1894 to Wiley Doke Tapp (1873 – 1952) and Katie E. Gibson Tapp (1877 – 1900). Boone Frank Tapp married Grace…
Thanks to Frank Boyett for this one. This photo and identifications were printed in The Gleaner of Sept. 10, 1967. On Aug 31, 1911, Dr. W.A. Quinn hosted…
View of the NW corner of N Main and Fifth Streets. Visible on the left side of the image is 503 N Main, now a vacant lot.
315 First Street was built between 1906 and 1913 according to Sanborn maps. The first mention of Henderson Manufacturing Company here was June 1911. The building was later…
