Lighted Buildings
56.51500 "Pinewood Log Cabin" 1989 1995 $37.50 N/A 56.51519 "56 Flavors Ice Cream Parlor" 1990 1992 $42.00 N/A 56.51527 "Morningside House" 1990 1992 $45.00 N/A 56.51535 "Mainstreet Hardware Store" 1990 1993 $42.00 N/A 56.51543 "Village Realty" 1990 1993 $42.00 N/A 56.51551 "Spanish Mission Church" 1990 1992 $42.00 N/A
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