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| At Inverness, in 1900 | Fort Thomas Bank, 1923 Grand opening was August 1, 1922. It was the first bank in Fort Thomas |
Nagel's Store, near Inverness, c. 1900. At intersection of what is now Memorial Parkway and N. Ft. Thomas Avenue. Al Nagel Shell gas station was on this site later on. Now is a city “pocket park”. |
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| The Fort Thomas Dari Delite, northwest corner of Memorial and North Fort Thomas Avenues. |
Street Scene, 1929. Street was called Dundee in those days. |
looking North from Rob Roy. That was once Feldman's on the right. |
Enslen's |
Thanks to Patty Stanger Ludwig for these three pictures, taken by her Dad. |
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| Doc's Standard Oil Station The building on the left was built behind the one on the right, replacing it. Thanks to Patty Stanger Ludwig for these two pictures, taken by her Dad. |
Doherty's Service Station 850 N. Fort Thomas Ave. |
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| Inverness Duplex November, 1939 |
The original plat for the Inverness subdivision Thanks! to Reid Johnson for sending us this image |
The Pleasant Hill Trolley stop
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| Inverness existed before the city of Fort Thomas. Remember Evens Street? Orinoco? | |||
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| Parade at Sterling and Rob Roy, June 27, 1920. A little background on this parade is here. Thanks to Patty Stanger Ludwig for this picture, taken by her Dad. |
A streetcar heads up Memorial Parkway Inverness Thanks to Patty Stanger Ludwig for this picture, taken by her Dad. |
Memorial Parkway wasn't always a road for automobiles. |
| The last runs of the streetcar were events. The Kentuckian is the lead car here, followed by a car of fans, August, 1947. From a Facebook post by Tom Taylor |
