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| Fifth and Madison | The Odd Fellows Building, festooned for a big day, 1903 |
An 1859 Benefit Program at the Odd Fellows Hall |
Here's the application for the Odd Fellows Building to be on the National Register of Historic places, complete with photo's, history, and maps. |
Madison, looking north, from Fifth
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| North on Madison
from Sixth Street |
North from Pike Street | North from Pike Street |
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| North on Madison, 1892 | North on Madison, 1896 |
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From the City of Covington's Strategic Plan from 1930, to illustrate the problem of using multiple utility poles when one would do. We couldn't find its location, but architect Warren LeMay came to our rescue: The picture “is showing the buildings on the west side of Madison Avenue, looking south from the corner of 4th Street and Madison Avenue. All of the buildings are still standing, with the building on the right being 401 Madison Avenue, now home to law offices, the building obscured behind the pole being 407 Madison Avenue, the low building with a distinctive parapet behind the trolley being 411 Madison Avenue, now the Steiden Law Offices, and the upper portion of 417 Madison Avenue, now home to LaRosa’s Pizzeria, being visible at left above the roof of the streetcar.” |
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| Madison, North from Fifth |
Looking South toward Pike, c. 1930 |
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| Madison, looking South from Fifth |
Madison Avenue, South of Fifth |
Madison Avenue |
Weaver's Restaurant and Oyster House was at 636 Madison.
Their menu is here.
