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Southland Inn, devoted to serving food and drink to the public, is making its initial bow. Art Loeb, connected here for a number of years in the furniture…
Is this the Filling Station Lounge? Originally at 2474 Hwy. 41 N, then moving to 2601 Hwy. 41 N.? Any of you remember this place and can identify…
Cedar bar was located at 317 First Street. Opened on 5 July 1940 by Carmen Littlepage. Carmen Littlepage, who was one of the genial bartenders around the American…
Little Bar was located at 224 Second Street. Opened July 1, 1939. Proprietors: Joe Mitchell, C. E. Good and C. A. Nisbet, Mrs. L. F. Brady, E. Gregory…
Dixie B. Road House operated by C. T. Farley and J. H. Stolzy. I believe the Dixie Bee Line (DBL) ran out Old Madisonville Road. References: Henderson Morning…
Park Gables was a tavern and night club located on 41N across from Audubon Park in the late 1940s to early 1960s. Owned and operated by Aubrey Pruitt…
Cloverdale Club in the 1940’s. It was located at the corner of Green Street and Sand Lane. It was owned and operated by Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Hopper….
Mike’s Tavern was located at 138 S Holloway. It later became Hopper’s, Red Rooster, and Spanky’s.
George H. Hartman operated a saloon at 211 First Street for many years at the turn of the century. Hatmann transferred the saloon license at 211 First street…
Mecca Cafe at the corner of Second and N Elm Streets. Later the location of the Kentucky Bakery. The Mecca Cafe, of which J. J. Bolton is proprietor,…
On U. S. Highway 41 North is located a very popular rendezvous for young and old. They conduct this excellent place in such a manner that the friends…
Howdy-Doo-Dee was located on Highway 41 N, operated by Allen Wilson. Appears it was a cafe or roadhouse.