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2010 Commercial
1954-1969
Used as a car lot.
- 2010 Commercial
2010-2018 Commercial
2002-
- 2010 Commercial
- 2012 Commercial
- 2016 Commercial
- 2018 Commercial
- 1708 E. 4th
2050 Commercial
1922-1924
Used as a woodyard
- 2050 Commercial
2048-2052 Commercial
1927-
The two storefronts have been conjoined since the early 2000s,
- 2048 Commercial
- 2050 Commercial (apartments)
- 2052 Commercial
2054-2066 Commercial
1962-
- 2054 Commercial
- 2058 Commercial
- 2062 Commercial
- 2064 Commercial
- 2066 Commercial
2068 Commercial
1962-
1962/4/26: A “bright new store” (“Echo”)
- 2068 Commercial
- 1712 McSpadden (apartments)
2062/2086 Commercial
1930-1943
Used as a dog farm and then as a fuel yard,
- 2084 Commercial
2086 Commercial
1946-2017
In October 1945, RCAF veteran Norman S. Gregory and Stan Brewer built 2086 Commercial as headquarters for their new moving company. They handled “moving and light delivery.” They started with “one truck of ancient vintage.” In February 1946 they instituted a daily courier run to and from downtown. Stan Brewer’s wife, Hazel, worked as a stenographer for the company. For much of the time, it shared space with Walkinay Wood Works. In April 1950 the business was sold to Felix Drewitt and F. Torgeman.Felix drove a van and his wife Elizabeth worked as dispatcher. By this time the company had 5 new trucks, 2 of which were padded furniture vans. In 1951, the company moved to 2145 Commercial.
The northern half of the lot remained as a garden until demolition in 2017.
- 2086 Commercial
2080-2090 Commercial
2017-
Two of the storefronts (2088 and 2090) have been conjoined.
- 2080 Commercial
- 2084 Commercial
- 2088-90 Commercial
2096 Commercal
1924-1928 Commercial
Used as a fuel depot.
2096 Commercial
1929-
- 2096 Commercial
2098 Commercial
1929-
The building has been greatly modified.
- 2096 Commercial
- 2098 Commercial
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