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At 120 North Elm Street, what looks like a straightforward early 20th-century commercial building turns out to be something far more layered, a place where multiple pieces of…
McClellan & Baskett, Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries. “We Feed the People” Henry Bascom McClellan was born 5 May 1853 to James H McClellan and Jane Walker….
Ralph’s Hickory Pit Bar-B-Q was located at 739 N Green Street. This location was previously H S Hare BBQ and Greg’s Hickory Pit. “8th and Green has been…
Clark’s discount department store in Brickyard Plaza at 1321 Second Street, which later became Cook’s and is now Big Lots.
There must have been a real problem with wild dogs in the last century. The city approved Mr. Posey Bailey as Dog Killer on 19 May 1896.
733 Second street has been home to: Chas. Schultz Grocery, J E Blanford Urma store, Red Front Cash & Carry Store #4, Swap Shop, Hoffman’s Antiques, Melton’s Knitting…
George G Ellis was born 1846 to George and Mary Ellis in Morganfield, KY. He married Laura Harris Ellis (1852 – 1923) in 1879. George was a successful…
136 N Main is a three-story, early 20th century, brick masonry commercial building with the first and second floor fenestration altered. The third floor retains a dentiled and…
Cap ‘n Cork, 2717 U.S. 41 North, John Wathen, co-owner Reference: Evansville Press May 19, 1978
Country Inn Tavern, formerly Pearson’s Tavern, located at 1650 N Green. Closed in 1983. It became Silver Spurs Club for a brief time in 1984.