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| J. Veerkamp's Saloon, Erlanger, 1903 |
L. C. Bannister's Store, Erlanger. 1903 |
Looks like the hardware store below to us.
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| That's Erlanger Hardware, on the right; Dempsey Motor Car Co, on the left. Dempsey's was a garage and a Studebaker dealer. |
Mitchell's Meat Market's Wagon at the Kuchle Blacksmith Shop |
Citizens Bank, Erlanger
drawing on the right is by Mr. Earl Tayce
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| The Pike Saloon, c. 1900 | ||
| Wm. H. McClanahan, Theresa Iberl McClanahan & 2 unknowns |
Wm. McClanahan, W, Raymond McClanahan and unknown |
That is William H. McClanahan behind the bar and an unknown customer at the bar |
| The Pike Saloon sat on the west corner of McAlpin and Dixie. | ||
Pontiacs sell really well in 1938.
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| Courtney Pope Dixie & Graves, 1922 |
Gas Pump's At Dempsey's Garage At Alice Street and Dixie |
Bernard Tobergte's Service Station. c. 1928. Across Dixie from Swan Florist That's Bernie, Ben, Charlotte and Connie Tobergate. |
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| 1965 | 1919 | c. 1956 |
| Boone-Kenton Lumber, in the years indicated. Thanks to Dale Pence for identifying the men in the picture on the right, here. The Erlanger Historical Society has a history of Boone-Kenton Lumber at their web site, here. | ||
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| Charles P. Hagemeyer, owner of the Erlanger Lumber Company, c. 1930's. From a Facebook post by Beverly Sturgeon. |
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| The Dixie Traction Company ran from Florence to Covington |
J. H. Hermesch & Co. Erlanger and Latonia (Milldale) |
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| Kenton Hills Pottery | |
See Northern Kentucky Views full page of their output, here.
Dixie and Graves in Erlanger
From a Facebook post by Michelle Benson White
The Dixie Club's baseball team, 1937 Cafe League Champs
Players identified.
From a Facebook post by the Erlanger Historical Society
Dusing's Ice Wagon
Ebenschweiger's
McAlpin and Dixie
From a Facebook post by Beverly Sturgeon
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| Fickie's Tavern, 1892 Southwest corner of Dixie and Donaldson |
Andy Scheben Hotel, Commonwealth and Dixie. |
Erlanger Drugs Commonwealth and Dixie, a.k.a. the Bentler Building |
We're indebted to the Erlanger Historical Society for many of the pictures you see here. Thanks, folks.
