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Sam Stone was a cobbler who ran a store at 1322 Powell Street for 33 years. Sam Stone died 22 September 1951 and was buried at Mt Pisgah…
Etta Willett’s idea of The Cookstove – one of Henderson’s newest restaurants – was a good one. She wanted to open a restaurant where people could order old-fashioned…
I B Walker was a dealer in shelf hardware, edge tools, stoves, ranges, and mantels. His hardware store was located at 108 N Main Street. He was also…
Other Posts including 41N: Cap n Cork 41N / Watson Lane Car Wash Pancake House Old Orchard Shopping Center 1950s 41N Howard Johnson’s Kentucky Terrace Motel GateWay Motor…
Taylor’s Junction was a steak house featuring a railroad theme located at 2611 US 41N. Roy “Corky” and Jamia Taylor were owners. Jamia Taylor had been an employee…
Bernstein’s was a mens clothing shop located at 305 First Street. Sol and Shirley Bernstein started the business and it continued on with Jerry Bernstein.
Andrew Friedrich was born 28 Jun 1862 in Brensbach, Odenwaldkreis, Hessen, Germany. Andrew Friedrich emigrated to the United States, sailing from Hamburg Germany, on 11 Oct 1888. Andrew…
702 N Green was the site of The Globe Window Co and the Home Appliance and Television Mart before they built and opened the current building as a…
The NE corner of Center & Green Streets (2 N Green) has been many things over the years.George G. Ellis had a grocery store there at the turn…
It appears Samuel H Grusin had opened a department store in Henderson before he moved to Evansville and ran a successful business there for many years.