Always admired this empty building at 947 Franklin Street in Butchertown. Was once Berley's plumbing company.
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Mission Statement
As the economy continues to spiral downward, I'm going to take a moment each day and salute an empty building in our fair city of Louisville. (It's all grist for my someday-to-be-published 15-volume book What Used To Be Where Back In The Day; start reserving your copies now.)
This blog's ONLY concern is empty storefronts, for their own sake. In general, I have no idea if these stores went out of business, or moved elsewhere, nor is it really within the scope of this blog to seek that info out.
This blog's ONLY concern is empty storefronts, for their own sake. In general, I have no idea if these stores went out of business, or moved elsewhere, nor is it really within the scope of this blog to seek that info out.
Blog Archive
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2009
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July
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- DeHart Paint and Varnish Co.
- Autobahn Motors
- Rayluma Gallery
- Danielle's
- The Corner Dog Food Store
- Berley's
- Home Skate Shop
- Club Premier
- Jarfi's Bistro
- Hollywood Video, Highlands
- Skyline Chili, Downtown
- J. Gumbo's, Highlands
- Louisville Antique Mall
- The Good Feet Store
- 107-109 W. Main
- 1912 W. Broadway
- Pennzoil Car Wash
- Candyjacks
- Schoolhouse Preschool & Daycare
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July
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