The Henderson Train Bridge, costing over $3,000,000, opened on December 31, 1932. Including its approaches, it is 12,123 feet (3,695 m) long, and its span over the main…
In 1872 an act of the Kentucky General Assembly incorporated the Henderson Bridge Company for the purpose of constructing the bridge, and in 1879 the L&N secured control…
230 Second Street: Masonic Temple, Kentucky Theater, 7 Arts Cinema, now Citi-Center building. The Masonic Hall is a four-story, five-bay, twentieth century, classical revival property of brick masonry…
941 N Green, Corner 10th and Green Street Reference: A Pictorial History Of Henderson And Henderson County, Kentucky, Volumes I & II Published by Gleaner-Journal Publishing 1957 Telephone…
In 1942 a tract of land at Atkinson and Pringle was donated by the Atlas Tack corporation on which was constructed the American Chrome Company’s $75,000 factory. In…
THE RICE BUILDING …situated at 1405-11 Green St., is the home of: HILL’S QUICK LAUNDERETTE SERVICE “We Do the Work for You” CYANEDE PLASTICS “Precision Plastic Work” ALL-SEAZON…