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Corney D. Whitesell's Shoe Shop. Born in 1873, Corney established his shoe shop in Burlington in 1896. This picture shows the first electric shoe repair machine in this area sometime after 1908. The man on the left is Mr. Whitesell's assistant Mr. Monroe Sullivan. (photo ID from "In Years Gone By" columns, Burlington Times-News 01/06/1955)
Original Covington Hardware Building was destroyed by fire on 12/29/1917. Photo estimated from 1920-1921.
Standard Realty & Security Company: Standard Lumber Company and Beverly Hills
The Standard Building on North Main Street, was fully occupied by industrial and wholesale concerns; the plant of the Standard Lumber company and homes in Beverly Hills, a development by D. R. and C. C. Fonville.
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Can see the same building that is now the Historic Depot
William T. Ingle owned a large wheat farm in what is now the Circle Drive area. The Ingle Farm was sold to Central Loan & Trust for development around 1912.
Operated on N. Anthony Street extension in Burlington during the late 1920s and early 1930s.
Robert J. Nicholson, whose mailbox is pictured, lived near Webb Avenue extension in that area.
Closed 2018 due to water damage