This historic building, located at 100 Bouthillier Street, was originally built in 1899, right next to the train tracks on the south side of the Galena River.

Mr. Otto Sallman resided in the upstairs portion of the building for many years and intended to open a restaurant on the lower level. An article published in the Galena Daily Gazette spoke highly of Sallman's planned venture, describing it as “Handsomely Equipped.” Unfortunately, due to financial difficulties, Otto was unable to open his much-anticipated establishment.

Throughout the years, the building has been home to various businesses including a bakery, grocery store, pizza parlor, and antique store. In 2011, a cafe opened in this location and was named “Otto’s Place” as a tribute to Mr. Sallman.