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The Henderson Builder’s Supply Company was organized and capitalized in 1908 and engaged in both the wholesale and retail lumber business, handling building material of all kinds. A….
1300 N. Green has been the home of Miller’s Market, Park-N-Shop, Dixie Food Mart, Audubon Loan pawn shop, Chef Jack’s, Paws Market, B&M Electronics, and Signs Now. The…
Second and Green Street intersection facing North. Standard Oil station, Conoco Station, and now the location of Corpus Christi Clinic.
Aubrey “Switch” Richardson and his dog stand in front of his tavern, Switches Place, which stood on the west side of U.S. 41-North near the North Y, just…
In this 1959 photo, the North Y can be seen in the distance. Among the businesses and landmarks visible are, from left on the left side of the…
When you’re on the go . . go Burger Chef for the family favorite cheese burger. This is the one that’s 100% pure beef, Open Flame Broiled, and…
Photo taken during a parade at First and Green Streets. Visible is the original Rudy-Rowland Undertaking and Livery Company building.
In 1906, the livery business of brothers Horace Gilbert “Gillie” and James H. Rowland merged with Henderson Coffin and Embalming Company owned by Givens Rudy and became the…