The Great Pacific Coffee Company

History

In 1908, Lawrence P. McHugh and James J. Dailey constructed the McHugh and Dailey Mercantile building as the anchor of their growing mercantile business; it was Pacific's largest building and was constructed from eleven railroad cars of bricks, lumber and ornate materials dismantled from the 1904 World's Fair.

Now this 100 year old building begins a new life in a new century as an anchor for the revitalization of Old Town Pacific and now the home of the Great Pacific Coffee Company under the proprietorship of Lawrence P. McHugh's great grandson, David McHugh.

Renovation of the First Floor

In 2003, David McHugh began the renovation of the first floor of the McHugh Dailey Mercantile. Improvements to the space included new electric, plumbing and restoration of the original tin ceiling. Skilled craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail are hallmarks of the Great Pacific Coffee Company.