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(Compilation from Caron's City Directories 1884-1938)
pre-1909 Address present address Year Head of Household/Business occupation or name of business or notes 1101 1001 1884-1886 Wells, Reuben 1887 Cowles, J P 1888-1896 Wilson, Frank C MD physician, may have had his office here as well 1892 Wilson, Annie E school 1897-1898 Guthrie, Sallie F boarding 1899 Couty, Mary A boarding 1900 Neal, J T 1901 Vacant 1902-1916 multiple tenants, house appears to have been divided into apartments. Suspect this house was torn down around 1916 1916-1933+ Quick Tire Service
& United States Tire CoA note here: The Quick Tire Service was founded by Craig Culbertson who grew up down the street at 1432 S Third. His father was president of Churchill Downs in the 1920s & 1930s, and came up with the idea for the Garland of Roses for the Kentucky Derby. It's an odd connection this building had then to the Kentucky Derby, so it's interesting that today it houses the headquarters of the Kentucky Derby Festival. 1938+ US Rubber Products Inc & US Tire Dealer's Mutual Corp 2000 Kentucky Derby Festival headquarters 1103 1003 1884-1893 Field, Harry P Hewett, Field & Co seeds, agri equipment and Dederick Hay Process, 416-18 W Main 1894-1895 Henton, A E 1896-1898 Munnell, Nannie A 1899 Vacant 1900 Badgley, Sam F photographer 1901 Vacant 1902 Slack, R W 1903 Porter, Annie E 1904-1905 Porter, G E 1906 Speckmann, H P 1907 Vacant 1908-1911 Crabb, D D 1908-1911 Watkins, C T 1912 Kohnhorst, W F & E J music teachers 1914-1916 multiple tenants, house appears to have been divided into apartments. Suspect this house was torn down around 1916 1916-1933+ Quick Tire Service
& United States Tire Co1938+ US Rubber Products Inc & US Tire Dealer's Mutual Corp 2000 Kentucky Derby Festival headquarters 1105 1005 1884-1893 Look, Samuel J proprietor Look & Smith KY Live Stock Agency at 431 W Main with BF Smith 1894-1895 Vacant 1896-1905 Mendel, Isaac 1906-1938+ multiple tenants, house appears to have been divided into 3 apartments. 1107 1009 1884-1894 Ellison, Andrew Sr & Jr. Jr was clerk Snead & Co Iron Works 1895 Weaver, Ben C president, Weaver's Business College (406.5 W Jefferson) 1896 Vacant 1897 Olin, Sophia, music teacher 1898 Vacant 1899 multiple tenants, this half of the duplexed house appears to have been divided into 2-3 apartments. 1109 1011 1884-1885 Higgins, R H 1886 Coleman, Barry 1887-1892 Galt, John T G broker, 456 W Main 1893 Galt, J T G Mrs 1894-1898 Wood, Charles F traveling agent 1899-1902 Crockwell, C E 1903-1909 Sale, E H & Della N boarding 1910-1911 Vacant 1911 Vacant 1912 Dunn, J T 1914-1915 Dunn, Ida M 1916 Lyons, C S 1917-1921+ Tanner, R B 1927 Koop, Belle furnished rooms (boarding) 1933 Vacant 1938 Shrader, Mattie E furnished rooms (boarding) 1111 1013 1904-1906 Hartwell, F N involved in river shipping 1907-1927+ Evans, Patterson A Long & Evans merchant tailors 1933 Johnson, Bessie boarding 1933 Johnson, C J 1938 Burns, Viola furn rooms 2000 The Hartwell House 1113 1017 1884-1885 Grubbs, W B or W G 1886-1899 Matthews, William G WS Mathews & Sons tobacco handlers & exporters 1900-1903 Martin, T H 1904 Martin, Matlida D 1905-1906 Martin, Edgar 1908 Vacant 1909 Vacant 1910-1916 Van Arsdale, J K 1917-1921+ Van Arsdale, Alice J 1921+ 4 apartments. Old house appears to have been torn down in the early 1920s 1927-1938+ Lewis Dry Cleaning System L T Lewis pres (C H Lewis pres & treas by 1938) 1115 1019 1884 Sutfield, O T 1885 Harrison, Minera J 1886-1888 Gathright, J T surveyor of customs, office Customs House 1889 Middleton, Henley W 1890-1892 Maize, Thomas 1893-1894 Davis, Vincent 1895 Beattie, Francis R Rev professor, Presbyterian Theological Seminary 1896-1898 Taylor, C W MD 1899 Taylor, Bessie 1900 Vacant 1901-1906 Stine, Bertha 1907 Ramsey, J B 1908 Vacant 1909 Rouse, Jas 1910-1911 Vacant 1912 Walter, Margaret 1914-1933+ Weidner, Carl physician, office on 2nd St downtown 1117 1023 1884-1910 Drummond, William W president, Drummond Mfg Co foundry, wagon & carriage axles and sec & treas KY Machinery Co 1911-1912 Vacant 1914 2 residents 1915-1916 Vacant 1917-1921+ Lee, Annie H boarding 1920 Halleck, E W Rev 1927-1938+ Herman, W M & Viola R furnished rooms 1119 1025 1884-1891 Sibley, Guy C lawyer & president National Collecting Co 1892 Tupper, H A Jr, Rev 1893-1899 Richie, Henry C trav agt Henry W Barrett & Co 1900-1901 Coyle, E A 1902 Vacant 1903-1909 Vaughan, W M 1910-1911 Vacant 1912-1921+ Love, Rewey H 1912-1927+ 2-3 apartments 1933-1938+ boarding/furnished rooms. House no longer exists 1121 1029 1884 Vacant 1885-1887 Middleton, John 1888-1902 Leib, Louis Fred. Leib & Sons pork packers (Frederick, Louis & William) 1903 Vacant 1904-1914 Davidson, J C 1915 Brown, Margaret 1916-1917 Vacant 1918 Hobday, Mary 1919-1920 Hobday, Nettie 1921 Lee, H L 1933 Ragland, H L furn rooms House no longer exists 1123 1031 1884 Vacant 1885-1886 Hale, Charles A 1887-1894 Bangs, Adelia C Mrs widow of John B 1895 Vacant 1896-1898 Phelps, Laban O 1899-1901 Hughes, Anna D 1902-1911 Witty, A P 1908-1911 Zanone, W P 1915-1917 Roseberry, R W MD 1912-1938+ appears to be apartments, rentals, boarding. House no longer exists 1125 1033 1884-1914 Vaughan, Quentin D G Vaughan & Co tobacco rehandlers at 1137 8th with JP & EW (later at at 1026 W Main) 1915-1916 Sanderfer, J W 1917-1920 2 apartments 1921-1933+ 4 apartments or boarding House no longer exists 1127 1037 1884 Vacant 1885-1888 Block, Nathan wholesale whiskies at 203 W Main 1889 Vacant 1890-1891 Paine, Fulton G 1892 Graham, J W 1893-1895 Gathright, Owen Jr Harbison & Gathright wholesale saddlery 1896-1897 Ashbrook, J T 1898-1920 Strater, C G 1921 Anderson, Fannie 1921 Leonard, Lizzie 1927-1938+ Wathen, Lucy furn rooms 1933 Hoppe, Madame french teacher House no longer exists present Auto repair facility
General Notes:
* Resident occupations or notes have been added if known. If you can supply more information on these houses or their early residents, we'd love to hear from you. Email information@oldlouisville.com.
*Years marked as "Vacant": can have several explanations or possibilities. Obviously the house could actually have been vacant, or the family may have been temporarily away during canvassing, the address was between tenants, or the directory made an error (no one home & no one to ask). In some cases it may indicate a new building awaiting its first residents, or one ready to be demolished to make way for a newer building.
* Many short-term residents (especially renters, boarders or apartment house tenants) have been omitted from this list. For more complete listings see our History section and look for the appropriate Excel file.
* Grayed out listings: A building at this address that possibly, probably or definitely no longer exists.About the dates:
* After 1921, years are sampled 1927, 1933, 1938. A + sign after a date reminds us that the resident may have also lived at this address before or after these dates.
* 1884 is the earliest date we can easily find records for these buildings. Any homes noted to be occupied in 1884 are often older than that. But it should also be kept in mind that an address record may represent more than one building over the years. For example, a bungalow style house (early 20th C style, usually teens to 30s), is probably a replacement for an earlier building on the same site, especially where the address record goes back several decades before. Click here for a brief guide to house styles
* Years are inclusive. For example, a resident listed at an address showing1890-1892 was listed in the directory at his address for three years: 1890, 1891 and 1892.Accuracy:
* There is no absolute guarantee of the accuracy of this information.
* Addresses in red mean there may be some question as to the matches between pre-1909 and present addresses. While these are usually correct, further research may be needed. After 1909, almost all addresses should be correct.
* Errors can often be found in original or secondary source material, and probably we made some along the way as well.
* Corrections are welcome and deeply appreciated, but please be kind. Many hundreds of hours of work and quite some expense have gone into researching these compilations, and harsh scolding only discourages further work.
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