Part Two
Part Two
The Liberty Theatre
left, "Covington" Exchange, 11th
& Scott, 1922
right, "South" Exchange, 4th and Court, 1922
Gus W. Menninger, Undertaker
Covington Lager Beer Brewery, 1884
Veith and Zweigart Lumber Company
on the sw corner of Madison and Grand
left, Roland Cab, 107 E. 5th Street,
1940
right, Larry Blank's, Covington Cycles, 31 E. 5th Street,
1940
at the left is Geo's Cafe, run by Geo. Schilds
Champion Ice Manufacturing & Cold Storage
left, looking northwest, 2nd between
Scott and Court
center, looking northeast,
from 2nd and Scott
right, looking south, from
Suspension bridge
Eilerman's Mens Stores
When my Mom bought, we went to a little place on Pike Street
called Parisians. When my Grandfather bought, we went
to Eilerman's. Good goods.
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"Opening! Today, Thursday. October 7, 1896 is the day for the grand opening of [Eilerman's] new store, 610 Madison Avenue, Covington., Ky. with a large and magnificent stock of Men's Boy's and Children's Clothing at unequaled low prices. We have spared no expense to make the day a memorable one in the history of Covington, and have on that occasion secured the services of a full brass band, and everybody attending the opening will be presented with a handsome souvenir. Positively no goods sold on opening day. Opening hours from 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. and from & P.M. to 9 P. M. EVERYBODY INVITED." |
Sanitary Laundry, 1921
210-12 Greenup Street, Covington
Kay's Laundry and Dry Cleaning, c.
1950
204 Greenup Street, Covington
Marion G. Grubbs, Grocer, 44 Pike Street
