Fire damages Eagles Club, 1950

Posted on August 19, 2014 | in Uncategorized | by Lexington Herald-Leader

A fire damaged the Eagles Club at 139 North Broadway in March of 1950. Lexington fire fighters fought to extinguish the flames. The building was saved and is currently the law offices of Garmer & Prather, PLLC. To the right is the Lexington Opera House. Published in the Lexington Herald March 30, 1950.

A fire damaged the Eagles Club at 139 North Broadway in March 1950. Lexington firefighters fought to extinguish the flames. The building was saved and now houses the law offices of Garmer & Prather PLLC. To the right is the Lexington Opera House. Published in the Lexington Herald on March 30, 1950.

Comments are closed.

Photo reprints

See a photo that you would like to have a reprint of? All photos that appear in this blog can be purchased from
MyCapture .

TITLE

Kentucky.com news feed

How long will Versailles be without a mayor? ‘Hoping it’s soon.’ It’s up to Gov. Beshear
After Libs of TikTok callout, Kentucky lawmakers want public school equity officer gone
Kentucky mother charged with murder after 3-month-old baby dies
How Kentucky’s decreasing gasoline sales compare nationwide
57 Western Kentucky University employees to take part in early retirement program
‘Not needed’: Lexington council stops expansion of mobile home park after neighbors object
UK singer couldn’t pass up back-to-back shows, even in two different languages
Holiday shopping markets, Balloon Festival & more: Lexington’s best weekend events
TikTok-famous wings, Voodoo fries coming to Lexington location near UK campus
Movies and TV shows casting in Lexington

Fire damages Eagles Club, 1950

Photo reprints

TITLE

TITLE

Kentucky.com news feed

Tag Cloud