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Coleman-Allen Building - Built in 1855 by pioneer Dr. Asa Coleman & Henry Allen, president of First National Bank. Mansard slate roof and fourth floor added after 1872. Victorian-Italianate architectural style with cast iron window lintels.

Buckeye Building - Built in 1839 - oldest brick building on the square. Housed shoe and men's clothing stores, saloon and pool room.

Mayo-Harter Building - Built in 1848 by Henry S. Mayo who arrived in Troy an orphan and became the second most affluent citizen. Third floor owned separately until 1970 by Black Fraternal Organization. Federal architecture and the first 50 years housed Harter's hardware store.

Dye Building - Built in 1864 - 65 by William Henry Harrison Dye, distillery & mill owner. Second opera house in Troy seating 500. Mid-Italianate commercial architecture framed in horizontal & vertical stonework & topped by pressed sheet metal, painted cornice to resemble stone. Entire first floor occupied by G.C. Murphy Co. from 1917-1972.