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The Rankin-Markwell House at 112 South Green Street in Henderson was a stately late-Victorian brick residence, notable for its steep gables, tall chimneys, bay windows, and a wide…
Anyone remember Southside Bakery? Located at 1401 S Green from around 1992 to 1998.
1002 S Green, the home of Joseph A Funk and Margaret Funk. In the 1940’s, they operated it as Funk Tourist Home. Joseph Funk opened and operated a…
1500 block of S Green looking South. Shannon lumber was located at 1560 S Green, now the site of Fire Station 4.
Geibel and Starr flats, 119 S. Green. Also the home of C. W. Felstead and Kate Price Randolph. The residence has since been torn down.
The building at the corner of S Green and Chestnut, currently 714 S Green, opened as a service station by H. A. Wolf, and purchased by Fred G…
C. W. Rice Grocery, Opposite Stadium U.S. 41 & 60 South.
1122 S Green was located on a lot just North of where Sureway is today. In 1976, it was the location of the murder of Prentice Kellen. References:…
304 S Green (Vogel Apartments) was built in 1860 as a residence for Jacob F Mayer. It was sold by his descendants and in 1923 turned into apartments…
Surgical Hospital located on the corner of Center and Green Streets. Dr. Letcher
Buckman’s Ashland Station at 1201 S Green Street.
C. A. Fryer Furniture Co. was located at 333 S Green Street in 1929 and 1930. The business was sold to C. L. Cecil and A. J. Brown…