Businesses and Industries: A-H

Chrysler employees admiring the one millionth Plymouth automobile manufactured in Evansville; photographed by Edgar M. Greenwell in March 1953 (Winternheimer 12)

Open house in the Chrysler-Plymouth show room; photographed by Edgar M. Greenwell in November 1954 (Winternheimer 33)

Truck on display in Chrysler show room; photographed by Edgar M. Greenwell in November 1954 (Winternheimer 44)

19 NW Fourth St.; photo dated April 10, 1960 (Petroleum Club Collection)

Fourth and Main Sts.; c. 1930 (Winterman 1)

Unidentified; dated 1909 (Knecht 3215)

927 Pennsylvania St.; c. 1983 (5PC-85)

C. 1900 (Meyer-Schlamp 318)

The F. W. Cook Company, Inc., was located at Seventh and Sycamore streets; founded in 1853, the company closed in 1955, and the building was razed in the 1960s to make way for the Civic Center; photo dated May 26, 1964 (Knecht 1859)

The F. W. Cook Company, Inc., "Home of Cook's Goldblume" beer; the intersection in the foreground is Eighth and Main, where the City Chevrolet Company's used car lot sits; c. 1955 (Market 1)

Used car lot at 1027 Main St.; c. early 1950s (Market 2)

Located near the present site of the Mead Johnson Co.; c. 1894 (photo from "Souvenir of Evansville, Ind." booklet)

Early 1900s (Knecht 796)

Members of the Evansville Country Club fishing at the former cotton mill, which was incorporated into the Mead Johnson Company in 1915; photo probably dates to about that time (Knecht 4224)

301 First Avenue; c. 1905 (Ahles 1)