Lewisburg & Covington, 1912	Picturesque View of Covington  and Cincinnati from Lewisburg

 

Wohrle's Cafe
Corner of Lewis & Baker, c. 1914

 

Covington Brewing Company , circa 1900, between Lewis and Cross	Lewisburg, c. 1930

 

On Amsterdam by Montague From a Facebook post by Jim Pat Hartberger	West Ninth in Lewisburg a sketch by Caroline Williams	On Amsterdam by Montague From a Facebook post by Will Lack

 

The Ticket, December 23, 1875

 

John Seiler, Lewisburg Brewery, 1888. Seiler's would later become Bavarian Brewery. Read about a boiler exploding at the “Lewisburgh” Brewery, in 1886, here.	Lang & Knoll's  Brewery, Lewisburg

 

This picture says, very clearly, that this is the Lewisburg Fire Department.  It's not.
Don't miss the full story on this one, here.

 

The Fire Department increased the pressure of the fire hydrant at Lewis and Montague in 1909.  These are the before and after pics.

 

From the Ft. Mitchell to Covington Trolley Line,  near Lewisburg, May 31, 1917

David Schoeder published a history of Lewisburg	Chester Geaslen has written a history of Lewisburg
"Lewisburg is fast building up, and everything out there has a brisk, business-like appearance, notwithstanding the sea of mud in Lexington Pike between there and Madison Pike" - from Covington's The Ticket, December 23, 1875.
"The work of constructing a new turnpike from Anderson's Ferry, on Ohio River, to Amsterdam, Lewisburg, was let Friday by the Kenton Fiscal Court." Kentucky Post, June 25, 1898
Here's Lewisburg's application to be on the National Register of Historic places, complete with photo's, history, and maps.
Brewery Fire in Lewisburg, here.	The Lewisburg Smoking Casino.
A list of old Lewisburg names - very German - is here.	A poem to Old Lewisburg is here.
The list and poem immediately above are from a Chester Geaslen article on Lewisburg.

Brooklyn Daily Eagle, May 20, 1902