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Crowder’s Saloon at the corner of Fourth and Adams streets in 1905. Will Schoepflin, left, and Joe Ellis are tending bar. Will Schoepflin was father of Herbert Schoepflin,…
This is Wood Used Cars at 901 N Green in about 1953. At one time, Ken Wood had used car lots at three of the four corners at…
Posthumous Works of the Reverend and Pious JAMES M’GREADY, Late Minister of the Gospel in Henderson, KY. 1837 Sketch Of The Character Of The Rev. James M’Gready, By…
W.C. Handy Blues & Barbecue Festival (handyblues.org) has become one of the largest FREE music festivals in the nation and is held every summer the week before Fathers…
The Fashion Tree at 114 N Main was a women’s fashion clothes store owned by Barbara Sprague. Opened 13 Nov 1975. “Clothes for the Fashion Conscious Woman”
Henderson’s Skateway USA at 1717 Franklin Avenue opened in 1979 by Lewis G Dixon. “We want to make you happy. Smile and say Skateway.” Last day open: 11…
Matt’s News and Gifts opened at 226 Second Street and later moved to 106 N Elm Street.
Early Settlers by Edmund Lyne Starling Prior to the formation of Henderson as the thirty-eighth county in 1798, there were but few settlers south of Green River. The…
The building at 713 N Green has been home to many different businesses including: Todd’s Cafe, Pine Room Cafe, Sandy’s Place, Culley’s Pub, and Darren’s Pub.