Henry Hahn, ticket taker, in front of Liberty Theater on Madison Avenue in Covington. When did it close? KY Post photo.
Roger Ortliet and Ron Piper working building I 275 at Madison Pike and Dudley in 1976. KY Post photo.
A newspaper in Ohio posted this story about mobile phones in 1963. (This was found on FB).
On a hill overlooking the Ohio River, with a great view of Cincinnati, is a garden that looks something like a church yard, with a cross and a statue of Christ. The sounds of I-75 now drown out the birds in this once peaceful place called "The Garden of Hope."
LINK TO THE STORY >
Retailers have been abandoning Covington for years with Sav-A-Lot and Burlington among the latest:
JC Penney's on Pike Street left a long time ago. John Burns Collection.
Perhaps Covington's number one attraction at one time. The Pad was located on Madison Avenue near 4th Street. KY Post photo.
Southeast side of 6th and Main Streets in Covington, maybe early 1980s. KY Post photo.
Judge James Dressman, Kenton County Police Chief James Callahan at Chisel Bridge on Madison Pike. Year not listed, maybe in the 1960s. KY Post photo.
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