Louisville Reference Files: B

Contents:

• Buildings
• Business & Industry

• 21c Museum Hotel
• 400 West Market (formerly Aegon Center)
• 800 Apartments
• Actors Theatre (See: Buildings--Central Passenger Station)
• Aegon Center (See: Buildings--400 West Market)
• American Life Building
• Americana Apartments (See: Buildings--Heritage Green)
• Anderson Home (See: Buildings--Soldier's Retreat)
• Axton, Wood F. Hall (See also: Education--Simmons University)
• Aydelott House
• Bellevoir (See: Buildings--Ormsby Mansion)
• Board of Trade Building [destroyed]
• Bourbon Hall
• Brennan House
• Briney Hall (See: Buildings--Woodbourne House)
• Brown Hotel
• Brown Theatre (Macauley Theatre)
• Capital Holding Center (See: Buildings--400 West Market)
• Cardinal Hall of Fame Café
• Cathedral of the Asssumption
• Central Passenger Station (Actors Theatre)
• Churchill Downs (See also: Business and Industry--Churchill Downs, Sports--Kentucky Derby, U of L Buildings--Churchill Downs)
• City Hall
• Clifton Cultural Center
• Clocktower Building
• Colonial Gardens (Senning's Park)
• Courthouse (See: Buildings--Metro Hall)
• Cox House
• Crescent Hill Gatehouse
• Dean-Bishop House
• DeHart Paint & Varnish Co. Building
• Derby Clock (Louisville Clock)
• Edison House
• Electric Building (HSA Broadband)
• Executive Inn/Executive West
• Farmington Historic Home
• Farnsley-Kaufman House
• Farnsley-Moremen Home
• Federal Reserve Bank
• Fleur de Lis on Main
• Founders Square
• Funk Springhouse
• Galleria [Destroyed] (See also: Business and Industry--Fourth Street Live)
• Galt House Hotel (See also: Business and Industry--Galt House Hotel)
• German Insurance Bank Building
• Glassworks
• Glenview Estate
• Green Building
• Hall of Justice
• Heigold House
• Henry Clay (YWCA)
• Heritage Green (formerly American Apartments/Kingston Park)
• Heyburn Building
• Hill House
• Hilliard Lyons Center (old Stewart Goods)
• Historic Preservation (includes Preservation Alliance)
• Historic Sites (Louisville/Jefferson County)
• Howard Hardy House
• Hughes, E.L. Company Building
• Humana Building
• Ice House Lofts
• Iron Quarter Complex (See: Buildings--Whiskey Row/Iron Quarter Complex)
• Javanon Soccer Club
• Jefferson County Armory (See: Buildings--Louisville Gardens)
• Jefferson County Jail
• Jim Porter's Good Time Emporium
• Judicial Center
• Kaden Tower
• Kentucky Center for the Arts (See also: Arts--Kentucky Center for the Arts)
• Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center
• Kentucky Home Life Building
• Kentucky International Convention Center
• Kentucky Theater
• Kentucky Towers
• Kingston Park (formerly Americana Apartments) (See: Buildings--Heritage Green)
• Kurfees Paint Company Building
• Landmark Building (Morrissey-Old Post Office & CJ)
• LAVA House (Louisville Assembly of Vanguard Art)
• Legacy Lofts
• Legal Arts Building
• Locust Grove
• Long Run Baptist Church
• Little Loomhouse
• L&N Building
• Louisville Assembly of Vanguard Art (See: Buildings--LAVA House)
• Louisville Clock (See: Buildings--Derby Clock)
• Louisville Gardens (Old Armory)
• Louisville Hotel
• Louisville Palace Theatre
• Macauley Theatre (See: Buildings--Brown Theatre)
• Male High School (old) (See: Buildings--Spectrum Building)
• Marriott Hotels
• Mary Alice Hadley House
• Masonic Home
• Mellwood Arts and Entertainment Center
• Memorial Auditorium
• Metro Hall (Jefferson County Courthouse)
• Milner Hotel (Old Tyler)
• Molee Building
• Monsarrat School
• Museum Plaza [Proposed]
• National City Tower
• Nia Center
• Nunnlea House
• Old Stone Inn (Shelby County)
• Omni Hotel
• Ormsby Mansion (Bellevoir)
• Ouerbacker-Clement House
• Park Place Lofts
• Patriots Peace Memorial (Thurman-Hutchins Park)
• Peterson-Dumesnil House
• PNC Plaza
• Preston Pointe
• Providian Center (See: Buildings--400 West Market)
• Quartermaster's Depot (Jeffersonville)
• RiverPark Place Condominiums and Marina
• Savoy Theater
• Scoop Theatre
• Seelbach Hotel
• Seventh Street School (James Norton School/John Marshall School)
• Showcase Cinemas
• Slugger Field
• Snyder Federal Building (1931 Post Office)
• Soldier’s Retreat (Anderson Home)
• Spalding College (Tompkins-Buchanan-Rankin House)
• Spectrum Building (Old Male High School)
• Speed Art Museum (See also: Arts--Speed Art Museum)
• St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
• Starks Building
• Stephen Foster Elementary (Old)
• Theaters
• Theatre Building
• Thierman Condos
• Tompkins-Buchanan-Rankin House (See: Buildings--Spalding College)
• Trinity Towers
• Twig and Leaf Restaurant (Highlands)
• Tyler Block [Destroyed]
• Tyler Hotel (See: Buildings--Milner Hotel)
• Union Station
• U.S. Attorney's Office Building
• U.S. Coast Guard Life-Saving Station
• U. S. Marine Hospital
• Vencor Tower
• Vienna Building (133 South Fourth Street)
• Vogue Theater
• Washington Building [destroyed]
• Water Tower/Pumping Station No. 1
• Waterfront Park Place
• Waterfront Plaza
• Watterson Hotel
• Whiskey Row/Iron Quarter Complex
• White Hall (Lexington Road)
• Wolf Pen Branch Mill
• Woodbourne House (Briney Hall)
• YMCA
• YWCA (See: Buildings--Henry Clay)

• Accounting
• Advance Greater Louisville
• Advertising Agencies
• Aegon (Providian) (Capital Holding) (See also: Buildings--400 West Market)
• Agriculture
• Airguard Industries
• Airport Industrial Center (formerly Technology Park/Greater Louisville)
• Amazon
• American Air Filter
• American Commercial Barge Lines
• American Printing House for the Blind
• American Standard
• Appriss Inc.
• Architects
• Atlas Machine and Supplies
• Automotive
• Avery Federal Savings and Loan
• Bacon's Department Store
• BAE Systems Inc.
• Baer Fabrics
• Bakeries
• Bank of Louisville (See: Business and Industry--BB&T)
• Bank One (See: Business and Industry--Chase Bank)
• Banking/Financial
• BB&T (formerly Bank of Louisville)-
• Belknap Hardware
• Bell South
• B.F. Avery and Sons
• Biotechnology (See: Business and Industry--Medical/Biotechnology)
• BirdZerk/Zooperstars
• Blankenbaker Station Business Park
• Blue Equity
• Bluegrass Industrial Park
• Boombozz Famous Gourmet Pizza
• Bourbon Stock Yards
• Breweries
• Bricks
• Brinly Hardy
• Broadway Properties
• Brown and Williamson: General
• Brown and Williamson: Reports
• Brown-Forman: General
• Brown-Forman: Annual Reports (1970s)
• Brown-Forman: Annual Reports (1980s)
• Brown-Forman: Annual Reports (1990s)
• Brown-Forman: Annual Reports (2000s-2010s)
• Brownsboro Hardware
• Business First Newspaper
• Cable Television: Articles
• Cable Television: General
• Cable Television: Proposals
• Cafe Press
• Caldwell Tanks
• Carrell-Rogers Company
• Center City
• Chamber of Commerce (See also: Business and Industry--Greater Louisville, Inc.)
• Chase Bank (formerly Bank One & Liberty National Bancorp)
• Chewing Gum
• Chrysalis Ventures LLC
• Churchill Downs (See also: Buildings--Churchill Downs, Sports--Kentucky Derby)
• Citigroup
• Citizens Fidelity (See: Business and Industry--PNC Bank)
• Clark Maritime Centre
• Cleaners/Laundry
• Coal
• Coatings
• Coca-Cola
• Coffee
• Colgate-Palmolive Co.
• Commonwealth Industries, Inc.
• Communications (See also: Business and Industry--Technology)
• Construction
• Cooperage
• Corhart Refractories
• Courier-Journal/Louisville Times: Binghams
• Courier-Journal/Louisville Times: General
• Courier-Journal/Louisville Times: History
• Courier-Journal/Louisville Times: Personnel
• Cunningham's Restaurant
• Dairies
• Dairy Kastle
• Delmonico Spaghetti Factory (includes Kentucky Macaroni Company)
• Distilleries
• Dixie Highway Area
• Doe-Anderson Advertising
• Dow Chemical
• Dry Cleaners
• Duke Energy
• Ear X-Tacy
• East Point Business Center
• Economic Development: Early to 1970s (See also: Business and Industry--General Information)
• Economic Development: 1980s (See also: Business and Industry--General Information)
• Economic Development: 1990s to 2000s (See also: Business and Industry--General Information)
• Electrical
• Elevators
• Engineers and Architects Club
• Equine (See also: Sports--Horse Racing/Equestrian)
• Euler Hermes UMA Inc.
• Facility One
• Falls City Brewery
• Federal Reserve Bank
• Fed-Ex
• Fetter Printing Co.
• Financial (See: Business and Industry--Banking)
• Fire King International
• First Kentucky National (See: Business and Industry--National City Bank)
• First National Bank
• Florists
• Foods & Beverages
• Ford: 1960s
• Ford: 1970s-1990s
• Ford: 2000s
• Fourth Street Live (See also: Buildings-Galleria)
• Funerals
• Fuqua Industries (formerly National Industries)
• Furniture
• Galt House Hotel
• Gamble Brothers Incorporation
• Gatchel's
• General Electric
• General Information (See also: Business and Industry--Economic Development)
• Goodman and Sons
• Google Fiber
• Greater Louisville Community Branding Project
• Greater Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau (See also: Business and Industry--Tourism)
• Greater Louisville Inc. (See also: Business and Industry--Chamber of Commerce, Business and Industry--One Southern Indiana)
• Greater Louisville Project
• Groceries & Markets
• Hadley Pottery
• Hamilton Printing Co.
• Hawley-Cooke Booksellers
• Heartland Payment Systems
• Heaven Hill Distilleries
• Heine Brothers' Coffee
• High Speed Access
• Hillerich and Bradsby
• Hilliard and Lyons
• Hotels
• Hubbuch and Co.
• Huber's Orchard and Winery/Restaurant
• ICAP Energy
• ICH Corp.
• Indatus (formerly Planet Telecom)
• Insurance
• Internet (See also: Business and Industry--Technology)
• ISCO Industries
• JBS Swift Plant
• Jeff-Boat
• Jewelers
• Jim Beam
• Job Training
• John P. Morton Co.
• J.V. Reed & Co.
• Kaelin's Restaurant
• Kentucky Macaroni Company (See: Business and Industry--Delmonico Spaghetti Factory)
• Kentucky Manufacturing Company
• Kentucky State Fair Board
• Kosmos Cement Company
• Kunz's  Fourth & Market
• Lantech, Inc.
• Laundry (See: Business and Industry--Cleaners/Laundry)
• Law
• Leadership Southern Indiana
• Learning House
• LEO Weekly (Louisville Eccentric Observer)
• Levy Bros.
• Liberty National Bank & Trust Company
• Lincoln Income Life Insurance
• Louisville Area Development Association (See also: Business and Industry--Chamber of Commerce)
• Louisville Bedding Company
• Louisville Board of Trade (See also: Business and Industry--Chamber of Commerce)
• Louisville Bridge and Iron
• Louisville Cement Company
• Louisville Central Area, Inc. (LCA)
• Louisville Crushed Stone
• Louisville Defender Newspaper (See: African Americans--Louisville Defender Newspaper)
• Louisville Gas and Electric (LG & E)
• Louisville Industrial Exposition
• Louisville Industrial Foundation
• Louisville Paper Company
• Louisville Plate Glass
• Louisville Press Club
• Louisville Stoneware
• Louisville Times (See: Business and Industry--Courier Journal/Louisville Times)
• Louisville Trust Company
• Louisville Underground
• Lumber
• Lynn’s Paradise Cafe
• Madison Advertising Agency
• Magazines
• Maker’s Mark
• Malls (See: Business and Industry--Shopping Centers)
• Mammoth life and Accident Insurance Company
• Manufacturers
• Marine Electric Company
• Marketing
• Markets (See: Business and Industry--Groceries/Markets)
• Mazzoni's Restaurant
• McConnell Technology and Training Center
• Media
• Medical (Biotechnology) (See also: Business and Industry--Technology)
• Mengel Company
• MetaCyte Business Labs
• Mid City Mall
• Midwest Center for Foreign Investments
• Miller Oil Company
• Miller Transporation
• Multi-Metals
• Music
• National City Bank (includes First KY National)
• National Industries (See: Business and Industry--Fuqua Industries)
• Naval Ordinance (See: Business and Industry--Airport Industrial Center)
• New Vision Enterprises
• Newspapers (See also: African Americans--Journalism)
• Nugent Sand Company
• NuLu
• Oertels '92 Beer
• Office Products
• Ollie's Trolley
• Omega National Products
• One Southern Indiana (See also: Business and Industry--Greater Louisville Inc.)
• O'Shea's Family of Pubs
• Papa John's
• Pat's Steakhouse
• Pawn Shops
• Peter-Burghard Stone Co.
• Pharmaceutical (See also: Business and Industry--Medical)
• Pharmacies
• PharMerica
• Philip Morris
• Photography Studios
• Pilcher Organ Company
• Planet Telecom (See: Business and Industry--Indatus)
• PNC Bank (includes Citizens Fidelity)
• Power Plants
• Printing/Publishing
• Promotions
• Public Relations
• Publishers Printing Company
• Publishing (See: Business and Industry--Printing/Publishing)
• Qdoba Mexican Grill
• Quadrant Solutions Inc.
• Quarries
• Radio Stations
• Rally's
• Real Estate (See also: African Americans--Real Estate)
• Red7e Advertising
• Reliance Universal
• Republic Airlines
• Restaurants
• Retail Trade
• Reynolds Metals
• Riverport
• River Ridge Commerce Center
• River Road Asset Management
• Riverside Mortgage Professionals Corp.
• Robinson Nugent Inc.
• Rubbertown (See also: Neighborhoods--Rubbertown)
• Safetran Systems Corp.
• Schimpff's Confectionery
• Service Master, Inc.
• Shippingport Centre
• Shopping Centers (includes malls)
• Small Business
• Smoothie Q
• Solid Light Inc.
• Standard Gravure
• Stoll Oil Company
• Strataspace
• Sud-Chemie
• Swag's Sports Shoes
• Sypris (See: Business and Industry--Tube Turns)
• Tattoo Parlors
• Taxi
• Technology (See also: Business and Industry--Communications, Business and Industry--Medical, Business and Industry--Internet)
• Technology Park (Greater Louisville) (See: Business and Industry--Airport Industrial Center)
• Telemics, Inc.
• Television Stations
• Texas--Kentucky Oil Company
• Texas Roadhouse
• Thermo View
• Third Street Dive
• Thomas Industries
• Thorntons
• Tobacco
• Tourism (See also: Business and Industry--Greater Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau)
• Tricon (See: Business and Industry--Yum! Brands)
• Tube Turns (Sypris)
• TubeMaster
• Tumbleweed Restaurant
• Twice Told Books
• United Defense Industries
• United Glass
• United Parcel Service
• Venture Capital
• Vermont American
• VitaTech
• Vogt Machine Co.
• Wal-Mart
• Walnut Street Business District (See: African Americans--Walnut Street Business District)
• Waste
• West Louisville Foodport
• Whayne Supply Company
• Winston Industries
• York Consulting
• Yum! Brands (formerly Tricon)
• Zappo's

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