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Taylor’s Lawn Mower & Chain Saw Center was located at 939 N Green.
The A. L. Eblen Livery building at 110 First Street was a turn-of-the-century, one-story, three-bay, brick masonry commercial building with stone foundation and sloped roof. Side walls are…
EVANSVILLE COURIER-TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1958: Construction Start Expected Within MonthHENDERSON, Ky. (Special) —A $500,000 shopping center, including a new Kroger supermarket,will be erected on East 2nd street, across…
D&M Family Foods was opened in 1975 by Donnie and Milburn “Mel” C. Floyd. Two locations:1048 Clay702 N Green References: Henderson Gleaner obituaries for Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2015
Corbett’s Chevron at 2709 US HWY 41N. The family-owned and operated business, headed by Corbett and June Wimber.
National Register of Historic Places listings in Henderson. The eight-digit number next to each listing is the number assigned to each location in the National Register Information System…
Sam Stone was a cobbler who ran a store at 1322 Powell Street for 33 years. Sam Stone died 22 September 1951 and was buried at Mt Pisgah…
Etta Willett’s idea of The Cookstove – one of Henderson’s newest restaurants – was a good one. She wanted to open a restaurant where people could order old-fashioned…
Taylor’s Junction was a steak house featuring a railroad theme located at 2611 US 41N. Roy “Corky” and Jamia Taylor were owners. Jamia Taylor had been an employee…
Bernstein’s was a mens clothing shop located at 305 First Street. Sol and Shirley Bernstein started the business and it continued on with Jerry Bernstein.