In the early 1900s, this building housed the Bucyrus Candy Kitchen, a candy shop that served the city, while the Loyal Order of Moose maintained its meeting hall on the second and third floors. In 1941, the Palm Supper Club replaced the Moose Hall and offered club members a place to eat, drink, smoke, and gamble. The Palm Supper Club also featured many murals on the walls, and those murals remain there in good condition.