In 1856, Samuel Lowry built a log cabin near the corner of Perkins and Main streets and, in 1857, he sold his 160-acre parcel to Absalom Tidwell Perkins who built a house nearby, took over Lowry’s blacksmith shop and built a feed stable on the southeast corner of Perkins and Main that sold “wagons, carriages and buggies of the latest styles.” In 1878, Perkins sold the parcel to Robert McKindley who continued to run the livery “with the best of feed always kept on hand” until 1885 when David Frost purchased the property. Maps of the site show two adjoining, one-story, wood-frame buildings, one used for hay and one as a wagon shed. In 1887, the property was sold to I.N. Stapp and W.J. Ellis; t
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