Eagle Harbor – This simple wood framed building is the oldest store still standing in the Copper Country, built in the 1850′s to house the Foley and Smith General Store.

Hancock – Serving as the headquarters for the Lieblein’s Grocery business, this impressive sandstone complex features the store’s main warehouse along with a complimenting storefront.

Calumet – Housing the Ruppe & Son General Merchandise Store, this incredibly ornate terra cotta embellished brick facade was added to the store’s original building in 1899 to keep pace with its competitors.

Calumet – While originally only a modest two stories in height, the region’s economic prowess prompted the Vertin Brothers to add an additional two stories and create this impressive commercial block.

Laurium – Built in 1894 this three story Italian Renaissance styled building wasy home to the region’s largest department store.

Hancock – Originally built in 1900, this Classically inspired brick and sandstone beauty was home to Superior National Bank and Gartner’s Department Store.