Cunningham and Company Tobacco Prizery
Once the Cunningham and Company tobacco prizery. Adaptive ruse as the Southern State Cooperative.
"The most prominent examples--the warehouses of the Dunnington Tobacco Company and Central Virginia Processing, Inc. on First Street, the former Craddock-Terry Shoe Company on North Main street, and the former Cunningham and company tobacco prizery (now the Farmers Cooperative, Inc.) on West Third Street--represent one of the best turn-of-the-century tobacco warehouse complexes in Virginia".
Contributing resource, Farmville Historic District. National Register of Historic Places 8900. 1P1050278
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