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Belzer’s, a ladies ready to wear store opened its doors to the public on Tuesday, January 25, 1927. The store was located at 214 Second Street, the building…
The Steamer John S. Hopkins was a big part of Henderson’s social scene in the years before World War I, and had been a regular visitor since 1880….
Last week’s large fire at 1156 First Street was quite a site to see. Wonder what was there before Western Kentucky Trucking and All American Warehouses? The Winstead…
Dixie B. Road House operated by C. T. Farley and J. H. Stolzy. I believe the Dixie Bee Line (DBL) ran out Old Madisonville Road. References: Henderson Morning…
The Savoy Theatre opened in 1912 at 222 N Main Street. Frank W Behrens manager. Closed by 1915 when Sieffert Electrical Company occupied this building. The Savoy caters…
E. C. “Spikey” Denton & Company was located at 105 N Main. References: Henderson Morning Gleaner • Sun, Aug 09, 1925 Henderson Morning Gleaner • Sun, Jul 24,…
325 First Street opened as an A&P grocery in 1966. It later became Del’s Super Key Market, Keith’s Key Market / Keith’s IGA, Henderson Antique Mall, and Wolf’s…
Park Gables was a tavern and night club located on 41N across from Audubon Park in the late 1940s to early 1960s. Owned and operated by Aubrey Pruitt…
Cloverdale Club in the 1940’s. It was located at the corner of Green Street and Sand Lane. It was owned and operated by Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Hopper….
Maple Hill Dairy was operated by R. R. Robert’s in the 1930’s until 1944 when he switched to raising rams. References: Henderson Morning Gleaner • Sun, Dec 10,…