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The "house" is currently occupied by Holman's Funeral Services which notes on its site that it is the second oldest business in Oregon, second only to the Oregonian. I think that's worth noting here but I'm trying to find a source outside of the company's own site. http://www.holmansfuneralservice.com/mobile/our-story.cfm#about Can anyone find one? --RossO (talk) 16:30, 7 February 2014 (UTC)Reply
