Hunt Building
Built sometime between 1906 and 1909, this two-story brick building replaced the 1906 Hunt Building, which was identical in size and design to the Star Market building that adjoins to the south. These twin buildings can be seen in early photographs, and the north sidewall or firewall still remains. The simple design of the present structure includes four evenly spaced window joined by a continuous sill, rusticated cast-stone quoins around the windows and up the walls, and a decorative brick band below the metal cornice at the
roofline. The store has been renovated in recent years with an historical theme to include awnings, wooden panels beneath first-story windows, and new wooden signage.
From the NRHP Nomination Form