I; ,L. ‘~ 2 I l KIAUS BUILDING \S‘W‘ £31:th of» fitanley St. Graniteége.’ Klaus brothers Henry and Bill erected this substantial brick struc— ture in 1921 to replace their frame grocery store after its I destruction by fire. Over the years it has housed grocery, phar— macy, liquor, barbershop, billards, and cafe businesses. A second story dance hall known as Klaus Hall was converted to apartments in the 39708, and the ground story has been recently rehabilitated Jo); use as a pharmacy. a -r\ . MA A l \1‘, '2 CORNER TAVERN §llwciornermo§Stanley St. and, Granitefivell Believed to date from the early 18903, this frame commercial build— ing has always served as a tavern, restaurant, cardroom, and small supply store. Old photographs depict its false front, its shiplap siding, and its handsome big windows with amdngs. First asbestos, and now cedar shakes hide its original character. 3 MDUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL ihffiwcoipgrflojuStanly ‘Stggranite Ave. This present—day realty and insurance office bears little resem— blance to the original two story, hipped roof railroad hotel with its covered porches, balconies, and decorative art glass windows The "l'buntain View" was later known as the "Cascade." In the early 19305 its second story was destroyed by fire. Only the ground floor retrain-'5, much altered, the last of Granite Falls' numerous old hotels. , Author: , Accession/Object ID: 2005.60.12, Object Name: Article, Title: , Description: Six page article on the history of various buildings in Granite Falls, author unknown., OCR Text: I; ,L. ‘~ 2 I l KIAUS BUILDING \S‘W‘ £31:th of» fitanley St. Graniteége.’ Klaus brothers Henry and Bill erected this substantial brick struc— ture in 1921 to replace their frame grocery store after its I destruction by fire. Over the years it has housed grocery, phar— macy, liquor, barbershop, billards, and cafe businesses. A second story dance hall known as Klaus Hall was converted to apartments in the 39708, and the ground story has been recently rehabilitated Jo); use as a pharmacy. a -r\ . MA A l \1‘, '2 CORNER TAVERN §llwciornermo§Stanley St. and, Granitefivell Believed to date from the early 18903, this frame commercial build— ing has always served as a tavern, restaurant, cardroom, and small supply store. Old photographs depict its false front, its shiplap siding, and its handsome big windows with amdngs. First asbestos, and now cedar shakes hide its original character. 3 MDUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL ihffiwcoipgrflojuStanly ‘Stggranite Ave. This present—day realty and insurance office bears little resem— blance to the original two story, hipped roof railroad hotel with its covered porches, balconies, and decorative art glass windows The "l'buntain View" was later known as the "Cascade." In the early 19305 its second story was destroyed by fire. Only the ground floor retrain-'5, much altered, the last of Granite Falls' numerous old hotels. , Granite Falls Historical Society,Documents (articles, clippings, letters, papers),General Articles & Documents,General Articles,General Articles 02,Article (2005.60.12),Article (2005.60.12) 1, Article (2005.60.12) 1