Calloway General Store

J.S. Calloway & Son [T.M. Calloway] 2-story building 28' x 64' 27' high. General store on first floor, holds City offices on 2nd floor, room for stage with 350 seats on 2nd floor; completed 28 October. Destroyed in 1883 fire

Mary Cook Spangle and Geoge Engel both recalled that Mr. Calloway conducted a school in the second floor space of the building which later was the site of Roos Bakery (Cheney Bakery), during the winter of 1882. J. Orin Oliphant also used this information in his writings.