Cornwall General Store

The Cornwall General Store, also known as the LaValley General Store, was a historic commercial building in Cornwall, Vermont, built in 1880. This well-preserved example of a rural general store operated for over fifty years and featured original fixtures and a Victorian porch. It was a central part of the village's development, established by Conrad Frost, who successfully competed with a nearby store. The store changed ownership in 1918 and remained in the LaValley family until 1940. Despite efforts to preserve it after being sold to the town in 2000, the structure was ultimately demolished around 2013. The site now presents opportunities for new community developments.