10 items found
Coverage is exactly "Vine St"
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ark:/16417/th72zdw3mkms0A 1937 Pontiac, held by the Charlie Sturgill Motor Co. because the owner would not pay the repair bill, will be extricated from the vines that have grown around it in the several months it has sat in a Vine Street lot. A parking garage is going to be built on the site of the current parking lot.Image
Item 1.07-2012
A 1937 Pontiac, held by the Charlie Sturgill Motor Co. because the owner would not pay the repair bill, will be extricated from the vines that have grown around it in the several months it has sat in a Vine Street lot. A parking garage is going to be built on the site of the current parking lot.
ark:/16417/th716w02ssvm8Fire hits S. A. Glass Grocery Company, South Upper and Vine streets.Image
Item 1.07-1338.01
Fire hits S. A. Glass Grocery Company, South Upper and Vine streets.
ark:/16417/th71phl20t8wwFire hits S. A. Glass Grocery Company, South Upper and Vine streets.Image
Item 1.07-1338.02
Fire hits S. A. Glass Grocery Company, South Upper and Vine streets.
ark:/16417/th71r6xhvwct0Forty-foot barge weighing 15,000 pounds and built at A. C. Machine and Welding Shop, 413 Vine street, Lexington, for T. E. Dunn, being towed to Herrington lake.
Item 1.03-479.01
Forty-foot barge weighing 15,000 pounds and built at A. C. Machine and Welding Shop, 413 Vine street, Lexington, for T. E. Dunn, being towed to Herrington lake.
ark:/16417/th7lzkxg2m7snForty-foot barge weighing 15,000 pounds and built at A. C. Machine and Welding Shop, 413 Vine street, Lexington, for T. E. Dunn, being towed to Herrington lake. May, 1948.
Item 1.03-479.02
Forty-foot barge weighing 15,000 pounds and built at A. C. Machine and Welding Shop, 413 Vine street, Lexington, for T. E. Dunn, being towed to Herrington lake. May, 1948.
ark:/16417/th7vkvrsjk4g8Heavy volume of freight pictured at Lexington Railway Express Agency, Limestone and Vine Streets, just before embargo became effective.
Item 1.01-452
Heavy volume of freight pictured at Lexington Railway Express Agency, Limestone and Vine Streets, just before embargo became effective.
ark:/16417/th7fj7j9k0nq7James A. Essenbook, manager of Lexington Auto Laundry, 132 West Vine street, in old well found on property.Image
Item 1.05-1267
James A. Essenbook, manager of Lexington Auto Laundry, 132 West Vine street, in old well found on property.
ark:/16417/th71cfnsfnl3nSeries of Lexington landmarks Tammany group meeting place, Vine and Upper Streets.
Item 1.02-1029.01
Series of Lexington landmarks Tammany group meeting place, Vine and Upper Streets.
ark:/16417/th712nnth65mdSeries of Lexington landmarks Tammany group meeting place, Vine and Upper Streets. October, 1947.
Item 1.02-1029.02
Series of Lexington landmarks Tammany group meeting place, Vine and Upper Streets. October, 1947.
ark:/16417/th71bxjv1cbhcStrike at the Hayes Freight Lines Inc. Group of garage and dock workers and city and highway drivers kept a vigil at the the plant located at 502 West Vine Street, to keep freight from moving after they walked out in a dispute over the wage scale in a two year union contract.Image
Item 1.05-1805.01
Strike at the Hayes Freight Lines Inc. Group of garage and dock workers and city and highway drivers kept a vigil at the the plant located at 502 West Vine Street, to keep freight from moving after they walked out in a dispute over the wage scale in a two year union contract.