In 1897, W.T. Dickey built this property to include three separate spaces.  Other names associated with the early days of this property include R.E. Kent, N.R. Heath, Hall Pierce and J.F. Minank.
1925 - The haberdashery, men's clothing store, located at this address was damaged by a fire that broke out in the balcony.  The building was owned by T.M. Fergeson at the time.  There was $5,000 worth of damage to fine suits and fur overcoats, $2,000 worth to other stock.  
 1927 - Jack Coleman's Clothes Store opened; the store closed in 1929 and used the building for storage.  The building was robbed of 5 hats and 3 pairs of shoes.
1929 - Vernon Music moved to this  
Previously, Mr. Conkling had Conkling Jewelry in this location.  He repaired watches and carried beautiful antique jewelry.
This building was Johnson's Jewelry Store for many years.
This building went through a facade improvement in 2017.  The property is currently for lease or sale.