Judson College, 1934, Hendersonville, NC. In operation 1879-1899. Photo courtesy of Library of Congress.
Fassifern School, a noted preparatory school for girls in Hendersonville, N.C. from 1914 to 1951. "In the Land of the Sky". Image courtesy of North Carolina Postcard Collection, UNC Libraries.
Carolina Power and Light Serviceman, Frederick (Fritz) W. Daeke (1888-1957) is seen posing beside his service truck, a Corbitt Model B. Henderson, Vance County, NC. c. 1925 From Carolina Power and Light (CP&L) Photograph Collection (PhC.68), North Carolina State Archives.
Oquawka, Illinois Constructed in 1842 for $1219. It is the 2nd oldest functioning county courthouse in Illinois. Marker: www.flickr.com/photos/auvet/7952544480/in/photostream
Ruin Creek Animal Protection Society of Henderson, NC, Henderson, North Carolina. 27,681 likes · 473 talking about this · 329 were here. RCAPS finds...
Serving Henderson, North Carolina (NC), Kingdom Horse Trailers NC is the place to purchase your next vehicle. View photos and details of our entire new and used inventory.
The goal of the Cherokee County Board of Elections is to provide lawful, efficient, and timely execution of all elections.
Pictures from different visits to Orange County.
I'm really not sure what this was used for. It is beside an old house and may have been a kitchen. Built around 1900.
Henderson County, Tennessee 1888 Map
Henderson, Texas, Rusk County Seat: history, attractions/landmarks, courthouse, photos, area towns, Henderson hotels, and more.
Clark Nexsen designed the state-of-the-art Henderson County Health Sciences Center located in Hendersonville, North Carolina. The Henderson County Health Sciences Center integrates healthcare delivery and healthcare […]
Athens, Texas, Henderson County seat: history, landmarks, attractions, courthouse, vintage & new photos, sunday drive, Athens hotels and more.
Henderson County was established in 1821 and was named for Colonel James Henderson, who served under Andrew Jackson and commanded Tennessee troops at the Battle of New Orleans. The county seat is Lexington and it is the highest in elevation of all the West Tennessee county seats. During the Civil War, Lexington and Parker’s Crossroads were battle sites during General
Images of the Rusk County Courthouse in Henderson, Texas, available both as prints and digitally via royalty-free licenses.
The original courthouse burned in 1913 and was replaced by this building a year later. The Classical Revival styled building is two stories atop a tall base. The front entrance features a two story pedimented portico supported by four columns. Also, it has a low hip roof with an open square, domed cupola. In 1955, a brick veneer was added. Today, the courthouse is on the National Register of Historic Places and the grounds are host to a yearly barbecue festival. in neighboring McNairy County, Sheriff Buford Pusser gained national fame for taking on local corruption. A semi-autobiographical movie about Pusser was made in the early 70s, Walking Tall. The movie producers wanted the film to be shot where the events happened, however the local elected officials didn't want to be embarrassed by the national attention brought to the corrupt county. Instead, they were embarrassed by having the movie filmed here in Henderson (partially at this courthouse) and losing out on important revenue. Due to term limits as sheriff, Pusser had time to be a technical consultant for the film. Then, when he reran for sheriff again, the locals ignored all the good he did to clean up the county and how he helped Hollywood work next door, did not vote him back into office.
