This is the man for whom Erlanger is named, Baron E. d'Erlanger.
You can read why in the Henry Childress' History of Erlanger,
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| Edgar Arnett | James Tichenor |
These are the two men for whom Arnett Elementary and Tichenor Middle School are named. Curiously, the Tichenor Schools' web sites doesn't mention that fact. |
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Arcaro's
Famed jockey Eddie Arcaro bought it from famed boxer Kentucky Joe Anderson.
From a Facebook post by Ruth Ann Weiss
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| Arcaro's Menu From a Facebook post by Charlie Lunsford |
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| Kentucky Joe Anderson's Cafe, Erlanger. More about his boxing career is at this site. The group photo comes with a story. | |||
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| 1937 Dixie Club Softball Champs | Erlanger Base Ball Team Key to who's in the pic, here. |
W. J. Sheben, The |
Jack Sheben
Erlanger Historian
Erlanger Women's Club
Erlanger Lodge, 1921
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| Erlanger Mail Men, when the Post Office was at Graves and Dixie | Erlanger Police Department. Doug Whittamore tells us that's his grandfather, Harold Whittamore, 2nd from the right standing behind the man sitting. |
| If you can identify any of these guys, please drop us an email. | |
The Hanes Excelsior Hand Grenade
Read about an early hand grenade inventor, Erlanger's W. W. Hanes,
here.
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| This is Erlanger's Jimmy Viox. Viox's bio is at this site; his major league record is at this site. |
Lloyd Girls' Basketball |
We're indebted to the Erlanger Historical Society for many of the pictures you see here. Thanks, folks.
