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The Violet Shoppe, a plant shop specializing in African Violets, was located at 325 ROBIN ROAD and U.S. 41 N and owned by D. R. Ferrill. Reference: Evansville…
Wolf’s Tavern was built at this location in 1878 and has operated here for over 100 years. The building retains some Mesker components including the only surviving, elaborate…
St. Clement’s Mission, organized 1887, was a parish school in which upwards of sixty pupils were taught the rudiments of common school education, housekeeping, sewing, etc., and the…
The Henderson Speedway was a quarter-mile dirt track that opened on Highway 41S in September 1951. Jerry Clark and Clyde Fowler were operators. The location is now ramps…
The Quill was a Paper Devoted to the Interest and Encouragement of High School life. The Quill was formed in 1912 by the class of “1913,” being published…
Mabrey’s Automatic Transmission Service located at 1 Meadow Street owned by Tracy Ray Mabrey.
Dixie Drive-In Theater, located on U.S. 60 South across from Ammonia Plant. 1949 The first ad for the Dixie appeared in the Evansville, IN papers on 8/12/49, and…
Burger Farm, owned by Andy Guagenti, opened in 1965 at 2025 US HWY 41 N. It was a partner company of Farmer’s Daughter. The location closed in 1976…
The McClain family cemetery is located on Wolf Hills Road, just off highway 41, on top of a ridge. Known burials:McClain, James (1794 – 1839)McClain, Ann Butler (1796…