In the 1900 photograph, employees pose with a group of patrons. At right is a delivery wagon and team of horses on Carpenter Avenue.

Edward E. St. Arnauld ran “sample rooms” offering “fine wines, liquors, cigars and bottle goods” at 200 W. Hughitt St. in 1892.

It was documented he still was operating a saloon in 1902 and again in 1907.

By 1913, Antonio J. Lefebvre was running the saloon. At that time, the directory stated Edward E. St. Arnauld was still a resident at that location, which was most likely in the upper level.

A group of seven patrons and employees at Edward E. St. Arnauld’s Saloon lift a glass to toast in about 1900 to 1910. The poster in the window celebrates St. Jean de Baptiste Day on Saturday, June 23. It was noted that June 23 fell on Saturday in 1900, 1906 and 1917. At far left is young girl watches at the base of the exterior stairway. (Photo provided by the Menominee Range Historical Museum)

Edward J. Verette sold “Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fresh and Smoked Meats, Freshly Dressed Poultry Every Saturday, Vegetables and Fruits of All Kinds” out of the building in 1925.

By 1935, John Ealmini was running a tavern at the corner location.

Over the years, the two-story building was home to several different businesses, including Galaxy Sport.

The building at 220 W. Hughitt St. in Iron Mountain as it appears today. Over the years, it was home to several different businesses, including Galaxy Sport. (Terri Castelaz/Daily News photo)