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1965 Downtown Redevelopment plan meeting. I wonder what happened to this model. It appears pretty accurate.
Dedication of Ralph G Hays Boat Ramp in 1983. Starting from the left: Mr. Denton, Claud Hays, Buena Hays (Ralph’s wife), Mayor Bill Newman Starting from the left:…
1990 Barret Ct, originally home to Peabody Coal and now the home to the Henderson Police Department. Reference: The Crittenden Press • Thu, Aug 21, 1986
Past major fires in Henderson, compiled by Chuck Stinnett Tobacco warehouses, Sept. 12, 1956: An early morning fire destroyed the Argue Tobacco Co. stemmery at Water and First…
Post Office Reports of Site Locations, 1837–1950 Reference: Roll 218: Kentucky: Henderson – Jackson
Alves Street School was built in 1899 and was located at 424 S Alves Street. It was demolished in 1967. Attendance in 1912 reached 507 students. Frank Boyett:…
Coraville was a small town located about 1 mile North of Niagara. It had a couple store houses around 1905 and a coal mine in 1909.
Fairmont Cemetery opened in 1921 at 1807 S Green Street. BOYETT: Deceased man thwarted country club plans Fairmont Cemetery would have been the Henderson Country Club if not…
Carlinburg was a small town located about 5 miles East of Scuffletown, almost at the county line. Founded by John Samuel Vannada (1848-1923) who owned the land and…
