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By LUCRETIA Y. FARMER For The Sundey Courier and PressHENDERSON, KY 19 July 1941 “Won’t you wait till the cow’s come home.” – remember the songWell, Henry Lyne…
William Buell had a photography studio in Henderson on Second Street before moving to Evansville. He became a well known local photographer on the west side of Evansville.
This rare cabinet card photograph depicts Henry Sneed, who was known by the residents of Henderson, Kentucky, as “Uncle Skillet” for his fish cooking prowess. Henry Sneed was…
Video from the Chamber of Commerce Transcription: Welcome to Henderson. It is appropriate that we approach from the north this beautiful Kentucky community located beside the Ohio River,…
HENDERSON, Ky., Feb. 1: Six men were killed in a head-on collision between a passenger train out of Evansville and a freight train on the Louisville, Henderson and…
Two boys standing at the corner of S Green and Washington Streets. Photo was labeled ‘waiting for an oil change.’ Google Location Kens Korner in background
This house was built during the civil war. It was a wedding present to John Y. Brown and his wife Rebecca from her father, the then Lt. Governor…
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The Hord House, originally run by Frank P Hord (1827-1896), was located at the SW corner of N Main and First Street. In April 1878 Hord transferred ownership…