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African American Grocers – 1908 to 1926

City Directories and History:  Annie Barber, 701 Taylor St., (1917); 701 Pond St.; and teacher … [Read more...]

African American Barbers – 1908 to 1926

City Directories and History:  On Jan. 8, 1896 the Herald reported -"Henry Hutchison, our well known … [Read more...]

147 East Main Street – The Citizens Bank Building

City Directories and History: Lot 8 North and Relocated Alley—Purchased from A. T. Black on July 13, … [Read more...]

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  • Historic doors do make a difference! March 16, 2017
    “Exploring panel doors and more…” Is a door simply a tool to keep out the cold and wind or is it something we should all pay far more attention to as we enjoy visiting historic homes?  I think doors are often one of the most important architectural features of any home.  The home’s front door... […]

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