Stuart rented a portion of the house to an apothecary for some years. The old log cabin was in turn a cooper's shop, a home, a tailor shop and a millinery, and was a hydrologist's office for several years before Patricia Mlyneck bought it in 1999. The cabin now houses Village Appraisals, where Mlyneck and her associate, Jeff Brantlinger, conduct real estate appraisals and sales. On the Diamond's Southwest Sites Across Church Street is Lindsay's on the Diamond gift shop. James J. and Hannah Johnson lived there while they were building the Boalsburg Tavern, and it later housed many prominent Boalsburg families until Tom Horner bought it in 1973 and opened a specialty gift shop.
People come here for a day away.
Having grown up here in Boalsburg, we pretty much know our customers. It really is a small-town atmosphere here. Next door are the architectural offices of Bob Hoffman and Alan Popovich. Hoffman has been a fixture on the Diamond for more than 25 years. He was in the Boalsburg Fire Company from 1976 to 1993, serving as fire chief in '86 and '87.