110 S 2nd Street

Birthplace of the Art Calendar, this beautiful brick factory housed the Thomas D. Murphy Company, after many locations and expansions to the area. The international company benefited from astounding growth, and the factory was enlarged until the complex was nearly 120,000 square feet, plus a large power and heating plant. They have sold off part of the structure so only 105,437 ls left. The original power plant does not go with the property. As well as Art Calendars, the firm printed greeting cards, ink blotters, books and maps, and dabbled in specialty items. This building was put on the registered with the National History list in 2008. This building stands out in the history and cultural of Montgomery County. Construction of the building is solid wood on the interior. The seller would really like for it to be preserved and benefit Red Oak. Call to take your tour of the building today.