The west half of the building known as the Revere Hotel on Main Street was built in 1887, by J. M. Pomeroy.  It was constructed as a stage coach stop.  Mr. Pomeroy's divorced wife married St. George and they operated the hotel and dining room and renamed the structure the St. George Hotel. 

     The second half of the pressed brick building to the corner was constructed in 1889 -1891, also the second story with more rooms and apartments was added in 1902, in like design.

     Two United States Presidents signed the register.  President Grover Cleveland came to Pomeroy by train, then took the stage to Lewiston and was a frequent visitor.  It is rumored that President Cleveland was on his way to a rendezvous with his mistress. President Benjamen Harrison had friends in Kamiah, Idaho and stayed at the St. George enroute there.  

     Records for the Revere were wrapped tightly and put into a pipe, and the pipe is embedded in concrete in the front steps of the Maple (Spinner's) Hall building.