Commercial Portfolio · Summary Registry
Identifying street addresses are withheld as a matter of long-standing policy; each building is designated by its internal registry number and short-form name. Counterparties of record receive the full maintenance ledger on request.
Reg. No. I · 14 Main
Limestone-fronted, two-story, former agricultural supply house. Original ghost lettering — faint but legible — remains on the north elevation, preserved by policy. Acquired 1961; the company's first commercial holding.
Reg. No. III · Town Square Block
Three-story brick commercial block with ground-floor retail and two upper floors of offices and apartments. Formerly the county newspaper; the press basement remains, unused but intact, as a matter of sentimental preservation.
Reg. No. V · County Road & Second
Single-story clay-tile-roofed building with a small fenced rear paddock. Purpose-built in 1958 for a veterinary practice, a use it continues to serve under the third generation of the same family.
Reg. Nos. VI–IX · Four Small Buildings
Four contiguous small-format commercial buildings of differing age and fabric, consolidated under common stewardship in 1988. Used variously as a café, a small-instruments repair shop, a rural-appraisers' office, and storage. A quiet corner.
The registry is a working document, reviewed quarterly by the office and annually by the trustees. It is not a sales catalogue and has never been one.