Throughout his lifetime, Sanford Blackinton transitioned between many trades, such as agriculture, brick work, and eventually textiles. Blackinton’s economic brilliance helped his business and wealth…

Meeting up with Main Street, these buildings have anchored the Eagle Street business district for over a century, housing firms such as Rice's Drug Store, New England Butter, and the Climax Boot Shop.

A butcher shop and a photography studio have occupied this building in a history dating back to the 1800s.

The rich history of this building block has almost always included a barber shop.

At various times, you could buy cigars, clothing, toys, and books at the stores here.

Starting with a reputation as a great place to find seafood, 9-13 Eagle St. evolved to house long-standing clothing and jewelry shops.

Jack's Hot Dog Stand has been in the same location for over a 100 years and continues today to be one of the city's most iconic locales.

Home to a over a one-hundred year tradition of small businesses serving North Adams.