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See Club Alibi – Black Horse Lounge The Place for Care-free Pleasure: Trixie’s Alibi On Highway 41 between Evansville and Henderson, Trixie’s Alibi was a tavern and restaurant….
A crowd gathers at Union Station Train Depot at the whistle stop by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1952, when he was running for president.
Visible in this aerial photo of the Audubon and East End is the Louisville & Nashville and Illinois Central railroad tracks, Home Oil & Gas bulk plant, Audubon…
Served as Henderson Chief of Police from January 1, 1898 to July 23, 1900. William Wallace Hinds, chief of police, was born at Madison, Ind., in 1855. He…
Jarvis House, 517 N. Main St. The balanced, regularized treatment of the overall fore and main facade, cross-gable roofline with full pediment across the front, and Corinthian coluans…
Henderson’s first public water supply and public utility was a “town pump” and a well dug in the early 1800’s located at the intersection of Main and Second…
Raymond Arthur (R. A.) Hughes was born 21 Jan 1898 in Crossville, IL. He was the son of John and Mary Ida Kennedy Hughes. Raymond married Anna Leigh…
WILLIAM W. SHELBY was born in the Point, opposite Newburgh, on the twenty-seventh day of August, 1836. His father being a man of more than ordinary means, and…
Willingham’s Miniature Golf was located on 14th street just East of Green Street.
Payne’s Cleaning and Pressing located at the SE corner of Washington and Holloway, facing Holloway Street. Currently a vacant lot.
Description from NRHP: Built in 1901, the L. & N. depot served as a landmark for a great many departing servicemen who left for duty or returned home…