BUILDING HISTORY
Shockoe Commons (1209-1211)
- Built in 1866 by George Johnson
- Renaissance Revival: North Italian Style
- The fluted Corinthian (engaged columns)
- In 1893 it was Southern Engraving and Stamp Company
- Was once an John B. Cary & Son Insurance and an ABC store
- Survived the Evacuation Fire of 1865
- Renovated in 2003 and changed into apartments.
Shockoe Commons (1215)
- Built in 1916 by T.C. Beasley and Company
- Around 1915 it was the Harry Marks Clothing Company later
known as the Friedman-Marks Clothing Company - Also known as the Crump Building
- Renovated in 2003 and turned in to one and two bedroom apartments
View the history of our beautiful downtown apartments. One-of-a-kind apartments with unique amenities right on Main Street!
Contact Info
1-855-796-8881
Shockoe Commons Located at:
Richmond, VA 23219
Leasing Office Located at
Cedar Broad:
1820 East Broad
St.Richmond, VA 23223
