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Broadview Dairy Building
Originally from Buxton, Maine, Allen H. Flood founded Broa...
Central Steam Heat Plant Building
While the Central Steam Heat Plant building may have been ...
Stop 6: St. John's Cemetery
St. John's Cemetery contains the burial plots of Arthur Hinot...
Stop 3: Marguerite & Henry Teate's Home
Marguerite, Arthur Hinote's sister, and her husband Henry Tea...
Stop 2: Bernice Bryar's Home
The former residential location on West Cervantes St was home...
Stop 1: Arthur Hinote's Residence
The residence on 1118 West Chase Street was the locatio...
TT Wentworth Museum
A few blocks away from the area where Killam died, this museu...
Trader Jon's
Trader Jon's was where Trudy, Hank Killam's ex-wife, waitress...
Anchor Bar
Though Killam did not reach this location, this was the bar w...
Sam's Shoe Store
Located at 123 & 125 South Palafox St, Killam would have ...
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Broadview Dairy Building
Originally from Buxton, Maine, Allen H. Flood founded Broadview Dairy around 1897. Under his direction, Broadview Dairy campaigned for the betterment of dairy operations. Broadview was the first commercial dairy in Washington to test for tuberculosis and fought for pasteurization ...
Central Steam Heat Plant Building
While the Central Steam Heat Plant building may have been designed by one of Spokane’s most recognized architectural firms, Cutter and Malmgren, as the NRHP nomination speculates, the evidence is underwhelming. What is known, is that the idea man behind ...
Stop 6: St. John's Cemetery
St. John's Cemetery contains the burial plots of Arthur Hinote and Bernice Bryars, victims of the 1931 "Sweet Heart Murders." The funeral held in their honor was said to have been the largest funeral conducted in the history of Pensacola.
Stop 3: Marguerite & Henry Teate's Home
Marguerite, Arthur Hinote's sister, and her husband Henry Teate's residential home was a popular hangout spot for Hinote and Bryars. This is where the young couple supposedly departed for the movies and the last known location from which Hinote and ...
Stop 2: Bernice Bryar's Home
The former residential location on West Cervantes St was home to the late Bernice Bryars. On the night of their murder in 1931, Hinote picked up Bryars at her home and drove her to Marguerite (Hinote) Teate's house. The area ...
Stop 1: Arthur Hinote's Residence
The residence on 1118 West Chase Street was the location of the late ArthurHinote. The home of Hinote was consequently torn down and replaced in 1966 by a separate residential home.
TT Wentworth Museum
A few blocks away from the area where Killam died, this museum hosts artifacts of Hank Killam's life, death, and subsequent investigation.
Trader Jon's
Trader Jon's was where Trudy, Hank Killam's ex-wife, waitressed. Per Alice's account, Hank was on his way to see Trudy prior to his mysterious death. The bar closed in 2003 and is now occupied by an eent hosting business.
Anchor Bar
Though Killam did not reach this location, this was the bar where Alice (Trudy's friend) was a waitress. Alice was the one who, in 1977, that Hank Killam was trying to reach his ex-wife Trudy at Trader Jon's the night ...
Sam's Shoe Store
Located at 123 & 125 South Palafox St, Killam would have passed this show store that was directly next to the Linen Department Store. The Shoe Store has since been converted into an Old Hickory Whiskey Bar, where there is ...
