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The brick building that once stood at Washington and Holloway Streets was home to C and G Manion grocery house, and later Reliable Dry Cleaners and Payne’s Dry…
L. B. Culley Grocery and Meat Market operated at 1320 Powell Street around 1909 – 1943. It was also the location of a post office substation for the…
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…
Situated at the NE corner of N Green and Third Streets was this grocery and home. Once operated as H J Berrer Grocery and then Red Front #13….
Charles Kriel had a tavern and grocery at 600 S Main Street as far back as 1880. By 1945 it was T. A. Pryor’s grocery, and then Bryan…
Fred Paff (1862-1927) ran a grocery store and saloon at 940 Washington Street. The location is now a parking lot. Mr. Paff was apparently quite a good word…
800 Madison Street was a grocery store with various owners over the years including G. A. Jenkins, Ernest Y Johnson, J. L. McCoy, and in 1944 Fulcher’s Food…
Clark’s Grocery opened on Mar 27, 1907 at Second and Adams streets (601 Second). L. E. Clark, proprietor. “The Store of Quallty,” the store of the times, the…
Cardinal Food Market was located at 1905 US41 N, where Long John Silvers is today. Co-owned by Henry Bantly and Howard DeJarnett. The store closed in 1964.