Tag: Letcher
Audubon School was constructed at Clay and Letcher streets in 1906 to fulfill the promise the City of Henderson made when it annexed the Audubon community. At its…
The building at 1401 Powell Street was constructed in 1913 by contractors Stewart & McMullin for the Silverman Dry Goods Co., owned and operated by Maurice (Morris) Silverman…
Audubon Theater located in the 100 block of Letcher. The Audubon Theater By Martha Alma Martin Mitchell On April 17, 1921, I married Edward Preston Mitchell, born September…
It appears Samuel H Grusin had opened a department store in Henderson before he moved to Evansville and ran a successful business there for many years.
207 Letcher Street (1330 Powell) opened as Troutman and Burris Shell Service Station. William Troutman and Rudy Burris were owner operators. It is currently the location of Bodega…
1400 Powell was once the location of Audubon Market, Red Front Cash & Carry #9, East End Pawn Shop, and East End Hardware.
100 block of Letcher street. Visible is Bee’s Beauty Shop, Golden Glaze Bakery, and Dave’s Jewelry Shop. First two photos are looking North towards Washington street, taken from…
214 Letcher Street Now the site of East End Water Park Reference: WKU Kentucky Museum The Gleaner • Sun, Sep 02, 1917
109 and 115 Letcher Street Owned and operated by Vayden Beard and Ernest Beard. Reference: WKU KY Museum Special Collection