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Photos left to right: Raised floor prior to demo, demo and leveling of raised floor, leveled floor, and cleaning the brick

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Cattleman’s Corner is Rising from the Ashes

The building at 114 W Main Street was originally the home of C.E. Baylor & Co. Hardware business in 1902. In 1906, the west side of the building was built and the top floor was added to the right side which was the original building.

Over the next 31 years the partners in C.E. Baylor Hardware changed multiple times and then in 1937, the name of the business changed to Hasson Bryan Hardware Company and they remained in business for the next 64 years and finally closed the doors on October 18, 2001.

Construction has now begun on this key corner in downtown Morristown. This historic building was devastated by an arson fire in 2024, but the property is getting new life through a redevelopment plan from local developer Kenny Noah.

After acquiring the site, Noah announced plans for “Cattleman’s Corner,” a proposed 90,000-square-foot development featuring a steakhouse restaurant, a western boutique-themed hotel, a rooftop bar, barbeque restaurant, and event spaces.

An upscale barbeque restaurant will open in late summer 2026 and offer premium smoked meats, tasty Southern sides, and an inviting dining experience. Rich wood accents and ambient lighting will create a warm yet friendly atmosphere. All come together to deliver an enjoyable dining experience ideal for special occasions, corporate gatherings, or a special evening in the heart of Morristown.

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