Rimersburg Mercantile Exchange is located at 540 Main Street, Rimersburg, PA in one of the oldest buildings in town.  The building was built in the late 1800’s as the Standard Supply Company, a company store run by a local mining company.   The company went bankrupt in 1908 and the building then housed the Rimersburg Supply Company through the mid 1920’s. The picture on this page is from sometime during this era.  Throughout the years, the building played host to a number of other businesses including Kaster Hardware in the late 20’s and 30’s, Rimersburg Hardware in the 40's and 50’s owned by the Slaughenhaupt family, the Western Auto from the 60’s through mid 1980’s.  In 1976, Rich Buzzard bought and ran the Western Auto into the 90's when he changed to Buzzard’s Auto Supply.  When Rich decided to retire, we purchased the building, renovated and opened the Rimersburg Mercantile Exchange.

Artifacts from our store

Old Rimersburg Newspaper 1939
East Brady Review 1909
Rimersburg Record 1952
CARTER'S Black Letter Ink
Rimersburg Supply Company Deed
Wallpaper Sample Booklet  Cover | Sample