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Also known as “Perkins House” and “Terrace Hill” Robust Queen Anne style brick dwelling highlightedby irregular, asymmetrical massing, multiple hipped and gabled roofs, entrance bay in 3-story tower…
Photo taken during a parade at First and Green Streets. Visible is the original Rudy-Rowland Undertaking and Livery Company building.
The Morgan Floral Company was incorporated in 1907, and the next year, the company erected its glass greenhouses, covering almost 19,000 square feet, and its office on the…
Henderson neighborhood a special place for blue-collar kid in ’40s, ’50s By BILL BURTON A sense of place and community are important to us all, and I suppose…
The Grapette plant in Henderson opened one year ago and in that year, hundreds of thousands of bottles of Grapette has been sold to Hendersonians and people living…
214 Letcher Street Now the site of East End Water Park Reference: WKU Kentucky Museum The Gleaner • Sun, Sep 02, 1917
Albert G Cottingham (1841-1927) had a drug store at 134 N Main Street. On July 8, 1914, the store was damaged in a large fire. Cottingham sold the…
Barber Allen was born on 1 December 1835 to Easter Bailey in Henderson County, Kentucky. Barber Allen’s sworn statement and Bible in 1907 states his master was Gabriel…
Located at 122 N Main Street, Thompson’s Pharmacy was run by William W Thompson (1887-1947).