In 1896, the building is listed as Kettle's Meat Market. Later, it became Krueger Hardware. Ed Krueger, mentioned earlier on the tour, owned the hardware store. The building was also home to Lollar Drug and Gwynn's Pharmacy. The office has recently undergone extensive remodeling.
Visitors are welcome to look inside.
It has been home to many businesses over the years, including a feed store and a clothing store. The Green Parrot began as a cafe and bar in 1947, owned by Charlotte and Roy Merrifield. The Merrifields had a green parrot, which was kept in the tavern and had a special perch on the bar inside. Through the the 1960s, among the many businesses in the site was a linen store, Montgomery Ward, and a restaurant run by the Pickrel family. This building has also recently undergone extensive renovation.