N Scale - Beaufort Bank, Beaufort, SC Z Scale This particular one is from

This particular one is from a photo from the Wisconsin Historical Society

This is an illuminated drum head-like light box of the Club logo

the structure was eventually taken over by Linn County due to back taxes and in 2008 the county deeded it to the non-profit Scroggins Mill Rural Heritage

This model can serve as a red barn and a wharf

It is now a restaurant

N Scale - Beaufort Bank, Beaufort, SC Z Scale This particular one is fromBeaufort Bank 926 Bay Street Beaufort, SC 3 1 16"W x 5 1 8L x 2 3 4"H Beaufort is a city on Port Royal Island, one of South Carolina's costal Sea Islands. It's known for its antebellum mansions, especially in the downtown historic district. From 1919 when this building was built to 1926, it was home to the Bank of Beaufort. Once the bank closed, and the building sat vacant for a time. In 1947, enterprising brothers Earl and Ira Smith gave the building