St. Nicholas Hotel, Owenton
left, c. 1950; right,
c. 1965.
It was torn down in 1965.
left, Spike Thomas's in Owenton,
more here.
right, Tackett's Mens Store, Owenton, more
here.
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"Honaker & Lewis is the style of the newest firm in Owenton. It is composed of Fritz Honaker and Joe Lewis, two of our enterprising and accommodating citizens. They will hold forth in the Glasscock's building next door the Littrell's, in Court street, and will run a first-class meat, restaurant, and grocery store, Homemade candies, fruits and vegetables of all kinds will be kept fresh on tap at all times. Mr. Honaker was at one time associated with Mr. Barthel, the baker, and is a practical candy maker. Mr. Lewis is the proprietor of the Farmers Hotel, but expects to retire from this business the first of the year." News-Herald, December 14, 1906. |
Stylish millinery opens in Owenton, story here.
1929 Owenton Service Station
Corner of Main & Seminary
Hutcheson's Clothing, Owenton
P & A Cox Co. & Mitchell Wagons
Arnold & Riley Roller Mills, West Adair Street, Owenton
Joe Glascock's Store in Owenton, 1901
It was a branch of the main store in Williamstown
Allen Trout, a Louisville Courier-Journal columnist, writes
about an account book
from an Owenton store from 1846. Interesting stuff. You can read it
here.
