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Henderson neighborhood a special place for blue-collar kid in ’40s, ’50s By BILL BURTON A sense of place and community are important to us all, and I suppose…
Thus Far It Has Spelled Out Three Letters and is Making More. HENDERSON, Ky., Sept. 8.— Superstitious folks are wondering what is going to happen down in this…
Intro and Contents – PDF Beginning with Richard Henderson’s dream of a 14th colony and ending with twin bridges leading to the present-day city of Henderson, this volume…
All the principal merchants in every line of business in Henderson have formed the Henderson Merchants Refund Association and will refund your railroad or steamboat fare on purchase…
Henderson – A Guide to Audubon’s Home Town In Kentucky, compiled by the Work Projects Administration. An American Guide Series volume. Sponsored by Susan Sterling Towles, Librarian. Intro…
Virginia Hunter Lyne Tunstall was born on October 2, 1892 in Henderson, Kentucky. She married Robert Baylor Tunstall on June 28, 1916. The couple lived in Norfolk, Virginia…
Benjamin F. Roberts letter during the civil war while he was sick in Henderson. He states, “This is a very pleasant place and considered very healthy. We occupy…
PICTURESQUE AND DESCRIPTIVE ILLUSTRATED AND BIOGRAPHICAL Editor-In-Chief, Frieda J. Dannheiser Co-Editor, Donald L. Hazelwood A Project of The Henderson County Genealogical and Historical Society PDF Foreword and Index…
This isn’t an ordinary Civil War tale. It is the all-true but little-known story of Adam “Stovepipe” Johnson-Kentucky legend, Texas hero, and Confederate cavalry officer-who boldly led the…
EDMUND L. STARLING, AUTHOR OF A HISTORY OF HENDERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKYA BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH BY HIS DAUGHTER MARY STARLING PRICE(MRS. STERLING W. PRICE) PDF Copy Edmund Lyne Starling, historian…