This is a commercial building located at 110 N. Whittaker New Buffalo, MI. It was built in 1880 It features a Late 19th.century Vernacular Commercial architectural style.

Key Architectural Elements

     Brick Facade Built originally with traditional red brick masonry.

     Commercial Storefront

Traditional large display windows designed to attract steer pedestrian, paired with an integral street level entrance

        Vintage Coastal  The exterior has been updated with modern aesthetic touches such as classic painted awnings and minimalist custom signage to match its current identify within the Mercantile Collective

Current Businesses

     Eastern Standard Time premium casual retail store offering graphic driven apparel, sweat shirts, hats, curated life style items and home goods tailored around Great Lakes and shoreline life.

    110 C Cool Pepper. A specialized boutiaue/food establishment

This building was built in 1950.  It is a 2 story commercial brick structure. It is 4,448 square feet. It is mid century commercial or industrial style. This is characterzed by functional boxy forms,flat or low pitchy roof, use of modern materials ie steel, glass, and or concrete, straight lines and geometric shapes, large windows or storefronts to maximize light and visibility.

     Current owner owned by Standard 1208 , LlC since 6/2022

     Previous ownership before that it was owned by.a company from November, 2010 to June, 2022

    Earlier private owner ship. The.property changed hands multiple times between 1996 to 2008

This historic school is located at 13689 Prairie St. In Harbert, MI. This building was erected in  1926. It was constructed on land owned by Edmund Glavin. It served as the primary School. It also served as a house of worship. In the early 1950s, it was closed during consolidation of the school district. Style is classic vernacular one room school house. It was wooden balloon frame structure.