The Old Bunker Hill Café was built in 1916. It is a native stone building typical of the architecture of this era in this, the last of the Post Rock.

It was originally a drugstore-soda fountain established with the druggist’s living quarters upstairs. Also upstairs were the offices of a doctor and a dentist.

As Bunker Hill slowly faded away, this building changed from a drugstore to a café to a pool hall to a café again. It remains today a reminder of yesterday.

The Bunker Hill Historical Society provides us with a further study in the history of the area at the Museum, one block east of the Café.