EXTRA! EXTRA! The former Eufaula Tribune Building is on the market, a timeless Southern treasure built in 1885. Recognized on the National Register of Historic Places as the Lampley Robinson House (#511), this remarkable property offers over 5k sq. ft. on a .51-acre lot shaded by stately oak & pecan trees. With 105 ft of frontage, ample rear parking, & sidewalks leading to Broad Street's shops, dining, and the Chattahoochee River, it offers both historic charm & everyday convenience. Nearly 12k vehicles pass daily, & the property is served by city utilities. Step inside to a classic central hall plan with two gracious rooms on each side, soaring ceilings, sunlit tall windows, rich hardwood floors, and fireplaces with original mantels. The wide front porch showcases its authentic 19th-century details with chamfered posts, decorative brackets, & elegant balustrade. Later additions add flexibility with a cozy break area, multiple restrooms, flexible office spaces, a vintage darkroom still glowing with its red light, and generous storage. At the rear, two expansive workrooms invite possibilities for creative studios, boutique offices, or even a future kitchen, complemented by a loading dock & supply room with roll up door. As a historic property, it may qualify for rehabilitation tax credits, buyers are encouraged to explore available programs. The walls hold the history, & the story is still unfolding come be the one to write its next chapter.