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Bank of Derby
early 1900s
Dr. H. C. Tucker built this building to house his drug store and the Bank of Derby. The Farmers and Merchants Bank was located in this building from 1907 - 1916.
Letterhead from H. C. Tucker
Apr. 18, 1892
A receipt dated April 18, 1892 written on H. C. Tucker’s letterhead. Mrs. Philip Yergler paid the account in full.
Receipt from H. C. Tucker
Oct. 18, 1890
A receipt for $11.50 paid by Mrs. Phillip Yergler to H. C. Tucker dated October 18, 1890.
$11.50
October 18 1890
Received of Mrs. Philip Yergler
Eleven 50/100 dollars
for Account of Oil & Paint Evangelical Parsonage
H. C. Tucker
Due…
$11.50
October 18 1890
Received of Mrs. Philip Yergler
Eleven 50/100 dollars
for Account of Oil & Paint Evangelical Parsonage
H. C. Tucker
Due…
Light Weights
List of some tall men in El Paso
Arkansas River Crossing Landmark
Warren Riverview Park, 321 E. Market St.
(Historic Landmark #1)
In 1871, Dr. Henry Clay Tucker arrived in this area from Ohio and began practicing medicine. With no bridge across the Arkansas River, he often swam across to tend to patients west of the river.
In 1873, an influx of people to El Paso, Kansas…
In 1873, an influx of people to El Paso, Kansas…
