This Greek-revival style building was most likely built in the 1850s on Main Street in Dryden, Michigan. It came to be known as the Manwaring Building because it was one of two mercantile buildings owned by Joseph Manwaring, a prominent Dryden citizen. Built to serve as a dry goods store, it later became a bakery and ice cream parlor, while the second floor housed an apartment. In 1979 it was relocated to Crossroads Village, and in 1980 it was restored as the Village Print Shop.