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Adam's Express, 1918, on Sutton Street | Arnold's 1419 E. Second Street, near Beechwood Park The building was earlier used as a car barn for the Maysville street cars. |
Mrs. M. Archdeacon, Fashionable Millinery,
on the south side of Third, near Market
The Art Shop, W. D. Oldham, Prop. | John Armstrong & Son, East End Druggists |
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Ball & Mitchell, c. 1900 On the n.e. corner of Limestone & 2nd |
H. C. Barkley Spot Cash Store | Bee Hive Dry Goods and Millinery | The Bolinger |
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Jacob Boone was Dan'ls first cousin, and lived at and operated a tavern in this building on Front Street near Limestone. The 37 flood wiped it out.
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John Goodwin operates a boring mill machine at Maysville's Brown's Manufacturing, 1953. Brown's made mechanical power transmission devices. |
G. F. Brown's China Palace | Cargill Fire, January, 1998 |
John Cadwalleder advertises his daguerreotypes in 1854.
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Carnation Milk Products Plant, c. 1940's |
Carnation Milk Products Plant, c. 1950 |
Carnation, 1937 Flood from a Facebook post by David Campbell |
It opened November 25, 1932. Kentucky Business ran a feature story about Carnation in 1950, here. |
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Scenes at Carnation, December, 1950 |
Story of Carnation, in Maysville, from 1935, is here.
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The pictures in this set are all from inside the Carnation Dairy in 1946. |
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Outside Carnation, left, 1946 from Facebook posts by John Henderson |
A Burt Labeler, used at Carnation for labeling cans
From a Facebook post by John Henderson
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Burt Labeler Advertising “Does the Work of 11 Girls” |
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Coughlin's Undertaking and Livery From a Facebook post by John Henderson |
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R. A. Carr's, believed to be at 4th and Plum | Thomas J. Chenoweth, Drugs & Medicines | The Coke Plant That's plant manager Miss Irene Gilcher, 1929. | A more recent Coke building from a Ron Bailey Facebook post |
Read more about Thomas J. Chenoweth here. |
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Maymie Clift Shop | C. J. Collins Transfer Company | Collins & Rudy, Lumber | |
Millinery and Antiques 6 West Third Street |
Read more about C. J .Collins here. |
The Consolidated Drug Store in Maysville, c. 1930 |
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Coughlin's Undertaking & Livery “Having purchased the livery business of Pollitt & Downing, Mr. Coughlin later bought the undertaking business of Myall and Shackleford, combining the two at his elegant establishment on West Third.” |
Coughlin & Co., Undertaking and Livery |
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W. T. Cummins Fancy Groceries Third and Limestone |
W. T. Cummins, Fancy Groceries, 1910 |
Read more about W. T. Cummins here. |
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Mose Daulton, Livery and Feed | New Odd Fellows Hall, and de Nuzie's Bookstore, Maysville |
“If you want the latest postcard photographic views of Maysville, go to 'De Nuzies' 229 Market Street.” Maysville’s Daily Bulletin, July 10, 1913
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Dieterich's on Market | Dieterich's Greenhouses, just below the cemetery from a Facebook post by Jim Wilson |
F. Dieterich's Farm Implements On 2nd, between Market and Limestone |
More on C. P. Dieterich's is here, and here. |
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Omar Dodson's Wholesale Groceries | Jos. Dodson's Coal Elevators | Jos. Dodson's Warehouse |
Read more about Jos. H. Dodson & Sons, here. |
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Duke Transit, a.k.a. The Pickle Thanks to David Tuel for graphics |
R. H. Duncan & Brother, Store |