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SUNDAY GLEANER AND JOURNAL, HENDERSON, KENTUCKY, AUGUST 26, 1934. Henderson’s newest addition in the automobile service station business opens today at 1004 South Green street, it is owned…
401 S Main (originally 341 S Main) was constructed for Joseph Cohen around the turn of the century. This house sits at the SW corner of S Main…
Center Street public school was located on South Green street just South of Center., approximately where Independence Bank sits today.
36 S Green Street was the location of a two-story, five-bay brick building which once housed the Christian Church which was organized in Henderson in 1841. The east…
Barret Stadium was built in 1934 and lasted until razed in February 1984. It was located on South Green across from where Mr D’s is today. References: Evansville…
Stop N Go opened at 1209 S Green Street in Nov 1979. It is currently Sand Lane Liquors. References:Evansville Courier and Press November 15, 1979
Various views of Green Street.
Dixie Drive-In Theater, located on U.S. 60 South across from Ammonia Plant. 1949 The first ad for the Dixie appeared in the Evansville, IN papers on 8/12/49, and…
Top Cat Service Stations had 4 Henderson locations:330 N Green1139 N Green1335 S GreenSecond Street at Priest “By 1967 we were up and going, eventually having four locations…
Colonel Jim’s Restaurant was located at 1739 S Green street, owned and operated by Colonel James “Jim” Mortensen. Home of famous Colonel Jim’s spicy fried chicken, still available…