The 1871 Draper Building is one of the three mansard-roofed structures that originally stood north of the Bemis Block. The third floor room features decorative slate, ornate window trim and four chimneys. J.C. Draper established his private bank in the imposing structure in 1871. A confectionery and later luncheonette with fountain, occupied the structure from 1907-1978. In 1924, the name Goodie Shoppe came to be used for the building. The chimneys were restored to the original design in the late 1990s.
O. Draper Building, 56 South Main Street
The 1871 Draper Building is one of the three mansard-roofed structures that originally stood north of the Bemis Block. The third floor room features decorative slate, ornate window trim and four chimneys. J.C. Draper established his private bank in the imposing structure in 1871. A confectionery and later luncheonette with fountain, occupied the structure from 1907-1978. In 1924, the name Goodie Shoppe came to be used for the building. The chimneys were restored to the original design in the late 1990s.
