Main Street, Crittenden
S. M. Smith Lumber & Building, Crittenden, 1901
McNay's Lumber Company, circa 1920
Image courtesy of Cincinnati's Lloyd Library
Post Office and Store of John U. Allphin, Crittenden, 1901
The Bank of Crittenden, while still under
construction
Thanks to William A. Davis for this image
Crittenden Street Scene
The Littleton Finley Home, Crittenden
This image is from William Davis, who would like
to hear from you if you can give him more specifics
on this home's location. You can email him here.
This is Crittenden's Miss Alice Collins, winner of first prize
for best decorated
car in the parade that marked the opening of the 6th St Boulevard between
Bellevue and Newport, November, 1929.
Crittenden Baptist, 1950
left, the church
center, a pastor list of the church
right, a street scene and a VBS group
Crittenden Baptist
Christian Church, Crittenden
Public School, Crittenden
Henderson-Rouse Tavern
(Across 25 from Gardnersville Road)
Lafayette was here. Probably. Read about it,
here.
Frontier Restaurant & Truck Stop
Mr. & Mrs. John Ferrell
Crittenden barber, and major impetus in the
creation of the Bullock Pen Water District
John J. Crittenden
more
Toronto Jimmy Goes on Trial for robbing
Crittenden's Tobacco Growers Deposit Bank, here.
Ladies of Crittenden donate food to Civil War effort, here.
A second Civil War item on Crittenden is here.
