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This is an image of the inside of the clothing department in Meyers Brothers in 1938.

This image of Meyers Brothers, located on 278 West Main and Mill Streets in 1938, features window displays of men's and women's clothing.

This is an image of Meyers. Bros on the corner of West Main and Mill Street in downtown Lexington, Kentucky.

This is an image of Meyers Bros. from the corner of West Main and Mill Street that features the store's billboard above the building. In front of the store is a large group of people and banner for "Practical Xmas Gifts."

This image of Meyers Bros., located on the corner of West Main and Mill Streets, shows a large group of people standing in front of the store and a banner for their "Practical Xmas Gifts."

On the top right corner of this page of the Kentucky Irish American newspaper, located in Louisville, KY, is an advertisement for Loevenhart Clothes which features clothing for boys.

Dan Cohen Shoes can be seen behind the Bluegrass Typographical Union Float in this image of the 1938 Labor Day Parade in downtown Lexington, Kentucky.

This page details how Alpha Epsilon Pi, a mainly Jewish fraternity, sponsored several events, including a Hannukkah party for the children's hospital. The bottom half of the article shows a picture of Alpha Epsilon Pi members.

This is an advertisement for Kessler Jewelers in Lexington, Danville, and Richmond, Kentucky. This advertisement appeared in the 1957 program for the 19th Annual National Collegiate Basketball Championships (Midwest Regional)

The back of this University of Kentucky trading card includes the stats and facts about basketball player, Sid Cohen.