Come in and see if we have something you can use.  We would like to serve you and we intend to try and fill you needs. Seneca has a good Downtown shopping district.  Give us that chance and make Seneca Main Street your main Shopping area and that will help  make Seneca a good place to shop.

Note from Web Page editor    

 Seneca Main Street has been has been granted the status of a  "History District".  This building in which Seneca Furniture  business is located is part of that Historic District. According to the write-up that the Architect gave on the application for Historic district  as follows: "This one-story brick building was recorded as a dry goods store in the 1896 and 1901 Sanborn insurance maps.  The Burnett name is presented in the metal eave cornice.  From before 1911 to 1939, this business was listed as the Strathman-Firstenberger Racket Store in fire insurance records.  Joseph H. Strathman was the property owner in 1954 and 1965.".
 

There is even more history which we will endeavor to research and add here as we learn more about the building. I am told it at one tie the  Heideman Locker, Sears Catalogue Store, .Krotzingers Bakery,  and Mrs.. Turners Small bake and Coffee Shop.  These may not be in the  correct order and some  may have been missed, however perhaps some of you readers may know more and  may be able to add more information. 

Take a look at Main Street in the early part of the 1900s of late 1800's  CLICK HERE TO OPEN.

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web page editor -- Ken Stallbaumer