Arizona Cooperative Mercantile Institution - Springerville, AZ - Arizona Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

This building is made of adobe brick with a cast iron front. It was built as a part of the Mormon cooperative store system which brought mass produced goods to rural communities.
The marker reads,
"Historic Driving Tour
Arizona Cooperative Mercantile Institution
Built of adobe in 1901 with a cast-
iron front shipped from St. Louis, the
ACMI was a branch of the Mormon
cooperative store system for 17 yrs.
It later served the community as a
saloon, variety store & furniture
emporium."
The marker was placed by the Round Valley Positive Action Tourism Committee and the Springerville - Eager Chamber of Commerce in 2002

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Marker Name: Arizona Cooperative Mercantile Institution Type of history commemorated: Place County: Apache Name of any agency/ agencies setting marker: The Round Valley Positive Action Tourism Committee and the Springerville - Eager Chamber of Commerce in 2002 Year placed: 2002

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