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636 Washington was built in 1930 for Griffin Sutton. This English design was built by architects E. S. Trible & Son.
The brick building that once stood at Washington and Holloway Streets was home to C and G Manion grocery house, and later Reliable Dry Cleaners and Payne’s Dry…
The first city high school was built in 1888 at 531 Washington St, and remained the city high school until Barret Manual Training High School opened in 1910….
Central Presbyterian Church located at 725 Washington Street. References: Bill Fryer
This house sat at the NE corner of Washington and S Ingram Streets and had the address of 40 S Ingram. It was the residence of Mrs W…
Fred Paff (1862-1927) ran a grocery store and saloon at 940 Washington Street. The location is now a parking lot. Mr. Paff was apparently quite a good word…
Reliable Dry Cleaners at the corner of Washington and Holloway streets. This building later became Payne’s Dry Cleaning. Buddy and Wanda Watson owned the business. They also owned…
The Henderson Cotton Mill Workers Housing District, located in the seat of Henderson County, Kentucky. This housing district was built between 1883 and 1941 for employees of the…
415 Washington Street was built approximately 1881 as the Christian Church parsonage. The church next door was built in 1855. Both were razed in 2009.
Henderson’s first high school was built in 1888 at 531 Washington St, and remained the city high school until Barret Manual Training High School opened in 1910. In…
This NW corner of Washington and Holloway was once the location of Levy Drugs.