Jarman-Pope Building, NE Main Street and Water Street. Original identifier: W900-1b. The Jarman - Pope Building on the Northeast corner of Water and Main Streets is listed as building No. 1 of the Weston Commercial Historic District.
Interior of Brandt Store. Original identifier: 111-08. The site at the Northeast corner of Main and Water Streets was originally occupied by Sam Culley's Orion Saloon until it burned in 1909. D.L Brandt replaced it with the present-day brick structure and operated a general merchandise store there. It then became the D.B. Jarman Department Store. When Jarman's closed in the 1920s, Brandt returned to operate the business before selling out to H.R. Pope who ran it for several years. There has since been a number of owners. including Greers Department Store in the 1950s. In 1985, it became one of the buildings incorporated into the Weston Historic District.
Gathering in front of the Post Office in Weston. Original identifier: 101-08. The Pacific Express Company was located in the Post Office building at 109 East Main. Saling & Co. Merchantile was located at 111 East Main Street between Water & Franklin Streets.
