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Intro and Contents – PDF Beginning with Richard Henderson’s dream of a 14th colony and ending with twin bridges leading to the present-day city of Henderson, this volume…
Google Location The building was originally built as a glass house restaurant in 1940. The restaurant operated through 1951, at which time it was bought by Iley Browning,…
213 and 221 Second Street A crowd lines up on opening day at the Belk-Henderson Store at 213 Second Street on June 1, 1946. Quinn’s Rexall drugstore is…
All the principal merchants in every line of business in Henderson have formed the Henderson Merchants Refund Association and will refund your railroad or steamboat fare on purchase…
Located on Madison Street at Shelby, Weaverton Lumber Company was owned and operated by Thomas T. Gatlin. Google Maps Location
109 and 115 Letcher Street Owned and operated by Vayden Beard and Ernest Beard. Reference: WKU KY Museum Special Collection
Located at 100 N Main Wholesale and Retail Druggists DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, ETC. W. S. Johnson, head of the firm of W. S. Johnson &…
Excerpt from The Annals and Scandals of Henderson County, Kentucky, 1775-1975: In 1893. John C. Atkinson was elected mayor and soon appointed a committee, composed of S.K. Sneed…
Grasty’s Drug Store – SE corner of First and Elm St. Google Location