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| Jesse Sanders on his Ice Wagon in Covington, c. WWI | Sanitary Laundry,
1921 210-12 Greenup Street |
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| St. Elmo's 18th and Madison |
Philip Schambach's Bakery, 1912 1301 Banklick |
Schmidt's IGA, c. 1960
On Pike, across from Montague
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| Schmidt & Sons, Wholesale Grocers, Pike and Banklick ad: Kentucky Post, March 31, 1913 |
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Eddy Schneider's Tap Room
Twelfth and Bullock
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| Schroetter Realty 432 Madison (in the Odd Fellows' Temple) |
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Larry Schewalbach's Grocery, 1301 Scott, c. 1950 |
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| Albert Scott | Albert Scott's Pharmacy, 1885 | Clara Wolfe Scott |
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| Sears & Roebuck, 1940, 7th, West of Madison |
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Sebastian Lathe, southeast corner of 3rd & Philadelphia
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| Fred Seifert's Bakery 1429 Russell Street, 1952 photo courtesy Frederick and Catherine Seifert |
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| The Seiler Ice Company, nw corner of 5th and Madison Thanks to Mary Jo Schlickman for this one. |
John Sheehan's, Gent's Clothing, 715 Madison, 1910
Covington's “Elegant new patrol wagon,” 1910
The city directory lists John Sheets as a salesman, living on Madison Ave.
Those are two policemen. What's going on here?
John Boh has written about Shinkle Coal.
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| The Shirley Theater on Holman. Owned by Ethel and Nick Shafer. Image taken in 1943. from Facebook posts by Jeff King |
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| Siebler Tailoring, 669 Madison Ave., 1910 ad: Kentucky Post, March , 1910 |
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| Sidener Publishing 1333 Scott Blvd. |
| A. G. Simrall, was in the Insurance and real estate business, like J. G. Simrall, below. We don't know if there's is a familial relationship there or not. |
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 The Kentucky Post, July 12, 1895 |
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| J. G. Simrall, Insurance and Real Estate | These ads are two of hundreds that the Simralls, father A. G. and son, J. G, ran in newspapers from 1900-1920 or so. | |||
“Covington has a store devoted exclusively to singing birds.”
Courier-Journal, December 2,1876
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| Dr. George Sperti's (Wikipedia) father, George Sperti, and his business partner and brother Albert Spare. They had a dry cleaning at 5th and Scott Street. From a Facebook post by John Clark |
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| Spillman, Ellis, & Co., 1902 High Grade Tobacco |
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| T. W. Spinks Company, You're looking northeast, just north of the 19th Street Bridge. |
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| The Spinks family sold bricks, lime, stone, and cement mostly in Covington and Latonia but also in Newport. These images are c. 1910. | ||
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| The Star Foundry Company Manufactures of Famous “Reliable” Line of Stoves and Ranges 221-231 Main Street |
Star Studios, 916 Madison
From a Facebook post by Billie Herzner Donlin, whose Mother-in-law, Laverne Stadtmiller Donlin is on the far right
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| Stewart's Post Card Shop 824 Madison Avenue, Covington Grand Opening, September 7, 1907 |
James K. Stewart's Post Card Shop 824 Madison |
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| Summe & Ratterman, c. 1914, 224 E. 20th St. That's Gus Summe. Closed in 1965. from a Facebook post by Sandy Koors |
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| Tabeling's, 270 Pike (typo in caption) |
Kentucky Post, January 23, 1905 |
Tate Builders Supply
Covington and Dayton
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| Lockett and Tate, 19th and Russell, 1928 |
Tate, c. 1950 | Tate Builders Supply, 1940 Tate builders was at W 19th & Russell, on the NE corner. |
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Wm. L. Telford's, 402 Madison, c. 1900.
From a Facebook post by Ed Ostenkamp
| Window says Threlkeld and Simpson, 5 and 10 store. Geo. and Wm. Threlkeld (the only name we find remotely close in the city directories, were at the swc of 8th and Greer, and were merchandise brokers. |
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| Union Light, Heat & Power, a.k.a. the Traction Building |
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| Veith & Zweigart,
Building Lumber left, sw corner of Madison, and Grand (now 24th) right, 22-32 West Eighth |
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Fire at Veith & Zweigart's, 1918.
Kentucky Post, January 16, 1920
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Theodore Vogt's Delicatessen and Grocery, 701 Bakewell |
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| Von Bokern & Goebel from a Facebook post by Marcia Perez Richardson |
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| Joseph VonHandorf Sr., Dealer in Wines and Liquors, 609 Main from Facebook posts by Amy VonHandorf Weaver. | |
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| Wadsworth Electric Manufacturing, 1922 11th, between Madison and Russell |
Here's the application for the Wadsworth Building to be on the National Register of Historic places, complete with photo's, history, and maps. |
Walker & Simmons, Dry Goods
| Cincinnati radio and TV station WCKY started in Covington (CKY is for Covington, KY). They were on the fourth floor of the building on the southwest corner of Sixth and Madison, and first went on the air on September 16, 1929. The transmitter was in Crescent Springs. |
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| Wessel's Millinery, 1912 806 Madison |
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| Wieck's Livery Stable |
Willard Machine and Tool, 3rd and Madison, 1910
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 Cincinnati Enquirer, November 23, 1884 |
 Cincinnati Post (published as the Penny Post) August 6, 1883 |
Woolworth's is coming, to 7th and Madison, 1941.
They're going to build a new Woolworth's, and move to Madison Avenue from Pike and Washington.
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| Zimmer home at 712 Pike. It has four stories; the bottom story well into the ground to store excess produce and beer. The family moved here after living above the grocery at the right. |
Zimmer Grocery, on Lewis and Western. Proprietor Charles Zimmer also owned a second grocery store on the corner of 12th and Hermes in 1910. That's Frances Bockweg Zimmer, 3rd from the left. |
Zimmer Garage at 555 Pike, in the 1937 Flood |
Zimmers Grocery from a Facebook post by Joe Metz |
A big thanks to Erica Miller Broenner for sharing these Zimmer pictures. Frances Bockweg Zimmer is her g-g-grandmother. |
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