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 (We've added scans of Showers & Hays Drug Store, as well as updated info on the Lincoln Car Hop below!)
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Hardy's

Hardy's Grocery in Glendale, a popular stop before and after school for many a student, circa 1984.
(staff photo)

Leonard's Grocery
Leonard's Grocery on Bardstown Road 1984
(staff photo)		 Leonard's Grocery Now
Leonard's Grocery, now 4 Seasons April 2008
(staff photo)

Walker Nursery
Walker Brothers Garden Shop, Bardstown Road October 1984 (then Four Seasons?).
(staff photo)
 Paul Davis Systems
The same location, is now part of Paul Davis Systems. Photo taken April 2008
(staff photo)

East Hardin High School

East Hardin High School, Glendale in 1985. Currently serving as a middle school.
(staff photo)

Downtown Glendale

Downtown Glendale the summer of '85.
Hardy's Grocery stands on the left with the Whistle Stop on the right.
(staff photo)


Memorial Methodist Church
Undated picture postcard of Memorial Methodist Church
(undated postcard image) 		Memorial Methodist Church
Memorial Methodist Church as it stands today Christmas Eve '07
(Staff Photo)

Cloverleaf
Cloverleaf Motel with Routt's Restaurant to the left
(undated postcard image)
Bluegrass Inn
 Bluegrass Inn , as it is now known in December '07
(Staff Photo)

Taylor Hotel Vintage

Taylor Hotel Downtown (1940's??)
(Thanks to Paul Urbahns)
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Taylor Hotel Current

Taylor Hotel Downtown December 2007
(Staff Photo)
Cardinal Inn
Cardinal Motel/Inn (1960's?)
(undated postcard image)
 		Cardinal Inn
Cardinal Inn 12-24-07
(Staff Photo)
Motel 6
Motel 6 (late 60's/early 70's)
(undated postcard image)
Lincoln Car Hop
Lincoln Car Hop
(courtesy of Paul Urbahns)
The Lincoln Car Hop, shown here in the 1950's, once occupied the spot where Long John Silvers stands at 31-W & 210.
(Thanks to Karl & Janice Highbaugh for the info...and stories!)
(...and thanks to Don Reynolds for the updated location info!)
(According to Don, LJS was built ONTO the Lincoln Car Hop!)
The headline from the October 30, 2003 issue of The Hardin County Independent said it all.

Western Auto
Western Auto Associate Store
The building still stands across the street from the Hardin County Justice Center, adjacent to the municipal
parking lot. Western Auto blazed the path for True Value Hardware stores at various locations across the
town, as well as Corbett's Hardware (another downtown merchant & later Ace Hardware).
From staff files

J.J. Newberry's
J.J. Newberry Co.
A portion of which is currently Bi-Rite Furniture, Newberry's was a famous spot in the 50's with their soda fountain
and candy stand! One of the first department stores in the city, this two story downtown attraction sported one of the
town's first escalators...a real treat for youngsters (notice Marcum's 5 and Dime in the corner)!
From staff files
Showers 7 Hays original locale
(photos appearing in an August 1995 issue of the News-Enterprise and submitted by Don Waters)
(thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)
Showers & Hays
(photos appearing in an August 1995 issue of the News-Enterprise and submitted by Don Waters)
(thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)

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