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Favorite Old Photo: Western Auto, Greensburg



2011-11-29 - Greensburg, KY - Photo from collections Randall and Larry Smith.
On East Side of Greensburg Public Square, 1940: "My brother Randall shares this photo with my collection and I really like the Western Auto picture. Western Auto was owned by the late Bob Taylor Blakeman, my brother married his daughter Julie Blakeman." Larry Smith said that his brother still has the old Western Auto Sign. The Western Auto is now occupied by a clothing store. The store on the right is the Economy 5-10, which was owned by J.R. Henderson. It is now Sleepy Quisenberry's pawn shop. The building on the left was H.E. Shively Jewelers, and it now houses a variety store. Just out of sight, in the corner building, is the new Longhunter's coffee shop. -LARRY SMITH, WHVE, 92.7 radio.


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