Now known as the Honey House, this building was first named the Sam Luckey Building. The first floor was a dry goods store while the second floor had the local telephone exchange. The structure of this building is rare. It is stucco over duntile. Duntile was a concrete modular building unit popular in the 1920's and 1930's. Duntile is no longer made. The Curtis family purchased this building in 1954.
Listen to the History
The story of the Honey House
The words of Pauline Townsend, read by her great niece Roxie Townsend
Gallery
An advertisement advertising Dunn Tile, which was the construction method for the Honey House.
