1. Superintendents House – circa 1916 141 Main Street Built by Marshall Field and Company around 1916 as part of the expansion of the German-American Mill complex and the mill village. Built for then superintendent Luther Knowles.

2. Superintendents House – circa 1916 141 Main Street Built by Marshall Field and Company around 1916 as part of the expansion of the German-American Mill complex and the mill village. Built for then superintendent Luther Knowles.

3. Imperial Trust and Savings Bank - 1912 414 Church Street Built in 1912 when the bank moved from the Spray Mercantile Building. B. Frank Mebane was the banks first president.

4. Imperial Trust and Savings Bank - 1912 414 Church Street Built in 1912 when the bank moved from the Spray Mercantile Building. B. Frank Mebane was the banks first president.

5. Spray Mercantile Building 1890-1904 413 Church Street Originally built in 1890 and expanded in 1904. Served as the company store for the Morehead mills. Contained a variety of businesses, professional offices, social and recreational facilities, a bank, a post office, and a community center. (Original 2-story building remains.)

6. Spray Mercantile Building 1890-1904 413 Church Street Originally built in 1890 and expanded in 1904. Served as the company store for the Morehead mills. Contained a variety of businesses, professional offices, social and recreational facilities, a bank, a post office, and a community center. (Original 2-story building remains.) Original Building Spray Water Power and Land Blotter

7. Spray Mercantile Building 1890-1904 413 Church Street Originally built in 1890 and expanded in 1904. Served as the company store for the Morehead mills. Contained a variety of businesses, professional offices, social and recreational facilities, a bank, a post office, and a community center. (Original 2-story building remains.)

8. Roberts Café - 1885 656 Washington Street Built as a commercial building around 1885. Served as a Coca-cola distributorship around 1909 before becoming the Roberts Café from 1919-1950, then the G.J. Grill for 3 decades. Currently houses the Eden Historical Museum.

9. Roberts Café - 1885 656 Washington Street Built as a commercial building around 1885. Served as a Coca-cola distributorship around 1909 before becoming the Roberts Café from 1919-1950, then the G.J. Grill for 3 decades. Currently houses the Eden Historical Museum.

10. Carter-Moir Hardware – 1880s 624 Washington Street Built in the 1880s, this is the oldest brick commercial structure in Leaksville. Earliest known occupant was a hardware store and possibly the Bank of Leaksville. Original ornate brickwork remains intact.

11. Carter-Moir Hardware – 1880s 624 Washington Street Built in the 1880s, this is the oldest brick commercial structure in Leaksville. Earliest known occupant was a hardware store and possibly the Bank of Leaksville. Original ornate brickwork remains intact.