Tour Point P (no. 51-52) E. Side of Vine Street
Tour Point P
East Side of Vine Street
51. Former Post Office
224 Vine Street
ca. 1925. First seen on the 1930 Sanborn map where it is shown with its present footprint and concrete block construction; it is labeled as post office. In 1894, the post office was moved to the Jackson Building at Bellevue and Second Street. About 1915, it moved across the street in a building erected for the purpose by store owner William L. Black. In 1925, the post office moved to the building at 224 Vine Street.
52. J. S. Thayer Carpentry Shop
220 Vine Street
ca. 1873 – 1886. This one-story, gable front Gothic Revival style building is identified as the carpentry shop of J. S. Thayer, a contractor and builder. In December 1887, Elam Stockwell moved it first to another location and then moved it to Vine Street where it currently stands.
