Businesses and Industries: A-H

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

Stringtown Rd.; photo undated (Knecht 3209)

Aerial view of Chrysler taken in 1948 after plant (formerly Graham Brothers truck plant) was tripled in size; the area is where N. Garvin and Stringtown Rd. converge (Graham 122)

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

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

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)

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)

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

Early 1900s (Knecht 796)

301 First Avenue; c. 1905 (Ahles 1)