Shelton Building

The original architect for this building is unknown. Throughout its history, the building has been used for retail purposes. In 1910, John Shelton purchased the two story building and added a third floor. He leased the property to the S.H. Kress Company. In 1936, Kress moved to a larger building on Main Street. In 1937, the building was leased to McCrory's Variety Store and was remodeled by Wiley G. Clarkson. This remodel gave the building an Art Deco styling.  The contractor for the remodeling was Cain & Cain.  The building also has a basement.  FedEx/Kinko's operates a copy and printing center on the building's ground floor.