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Little Jim, |
Foertmeyer's |
Peoples Mutual Building |
Otto G. Wahle's Bowling Alleys, Bellevue, c. 1910
on the southeast corner of Taylor and Walnut
Cement Block Factory, Bellevue
near present day site of 6th Street and I-471
Overpass
Thanks to K. Sutkamp for the above
picture!
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Bellevue to get a new Depot in 1892? Here.
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Grote Manufacturing |
In later years, this building |
The Central Cafe, John Lehmann, Proprietor |
A Kroger's on the right, 300-308 Walnut, c. 1920
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"These properties were built by my great-grandfather, John Butcher in the late 1800's. They consisted of the corner property (with a store fronting on Walnut St., offices in the rear with entrance from Taylor Ave, and an apartment above); the adjacent property with the sign "Ed BRAUN'S BOWLING ALLEYS."; and the two houses at 306 and 308 Walnut Street. My grandfather Ed Braun (whom I affectionately called "Pop"), is the man third from left in the picture. He and/or my grandmother Irene lived at 308 Walnut until her death in 1974. My family lived with them during and after WWII. My great-aunt Anna Butcher lived in the house at 306 Walnut most of her life until 1970. My granddad's bowling alleys also had been a tavern until Prohibition. He sold (lost?) the property due to Prohibition and the Depression. It became the WE Tavern sometime after Prohibition was repealed." from a Facebook item added by John Drach |

The Campbell County Bank, Bellevue
H. A. Rogers, President
The Campbell County Bank was acquired by
the Fort Thomas Bank in
1959. Campbell County Bank celebrated its 50th anniversary in 1953.
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The Toggery Shop, 1911 |
Matchbook from the Avenue Nite Club |
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| Casket Car, Cummingham &
Dobbling, Bellevue, c. 1920 |
Bellevue Fire Dept #1, in
the Balke Opera House, c. 1900 |
Wm. Schaufle, Hardware & Cutlery, 149 Fairfield Avenue c. 1900. |
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Ray Leurck's Gas Station, |
Schulkers' Pharmacy, Bellevue, 1922 |
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Schmidt Shoe
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The Old Homestead, Bellevue, 1922 |
Petrie's Floral Co., 1922
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Sylvia Theatre, 1922 |
Employee's at National |
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Background on the sternwheeler Bellevue, here.
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