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time, hoping to jump-start downtown revitalization by turning it into an upscale coffee shop. In 1999 she began the process of renovating the Hurricane Hugo damaged structure. At the same time, she was purchasing furnishings, learning the coffee trade and encouraging the interest and involvement of others. Caldwell Street, which occupies one single block, is Sumter’s last old downtown brick-paved street. Sumter City Council long ago determined that the nearly 100 year old paving brick is to be preserved and protected in place. The almost century old building designated as #9, #11, and #13 Caldwell Street, was the first significant, commercial structure built on Caldwell and is the only such structure still standing. Then and Nowput your mouse over the photos to change from the "Then" to the "Now" pictures Brick Street Coffee Break Before and After
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