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The corner-located, six-story, brick masonry, Soaper Hotel, built in 1924, with five-course bonding and stone detailing. The Neo-Classical building has seven bays to Main and nine bays to…
Queen Victorian home built in 1890. This home boasts three working fireplaces, formal dining room and bonus rooms. Residence of Fred Haag and later William H. Cabell. References:…
Situated on the corner of S. Elm Street and Jefferson Street you will find this 1884 Queen Anne style home atop terraced hill that is one of the…
Description from National Register of Historic Places: Built in 1891 for prominent Henderson businessman John O’Byrne, the property is a two-story, brick, asymmetrically composed, hip-roofed residence with a…
Located at the SW corner of N Main and Third Street this building was constructed in 1907 and housed the YMCA until the current building on Klutey Park…
Located at 129 N Main Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Window Glass. When he was 15 years old Henry Lyne stopped school to go to work in his father’s…
The Trocadero, also known as “The Troc,” was one of the largest and most elaborate nightclubs in the area. Opened by Clarence Wood in 1939 and located on…
Local Genealogy services and a nice blog from a local genealogist. Very active cemetery photographer and contributor to Find a Grave.
Constructed in 1873, currently the location of Homecrafters. I’ve been connected with the Lyne Paint Company at 129 Main Street for 50 years. My father owned the business…
Great Preservation Adventure article from 2012 by Rachel Alexander of Bricks + Mortar.