Monday, January 18, 2021

Frank's Cash Store

Photo from Images of America: Harrodsburg

Frank’s Cash Store was a typical general store of its day.  Everything from produce to farm supplies was available.  In the top photograph, Mr. Page Bailey is standing in the front of the store he manages while his son Paul is operating the awning.  The business was located on the corner of Lexington and Chiles Streets, across from the Ingram Buick Garage.  

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Location: S Chiles St, Harrodsburg, KY 40330, USA

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