One photo of the Snow Block, advertised in a surviving flyer as a place to find “entertainment of all kinds,” shows William Snow, Aaron’s son, sitting in a horse and buggy in front of his father’s monument to turn-of-the-century, can-do spirit.
Bonnie digs through boxes of memorabilia to share photos of William, who suffered through hardships (he and his wife, Annie, lost two children before Harry survived to be their only child) and expanded the store from the downstairs rooms of his own family’s Main Street home to become the biggest store in town.
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