Editor's note: The original History Mystery article ran April 17, and we just neglected to run the answer. So here you go! The first use of this building was a church in the 1890s. The Swedish Methodist Church was organized to fill the spiritual needs of a segment of the Swedish population then living in Geneva.  Between 1892 and 1897, there was a great growth in the membership, and the congregation soon outgrew the building. In 1900, the church bought land at the northeast corner of Hamilton and Third Streets.  The last meeting at the church on First and James Streets was January 18, 1907.  …

Here's a current photo of a building on the corner of South First and James streets in Geneva. This building has had many uses. How many can you name? Put your answers in the comments section, and the first (and in this case, the most complete) correct answer will win some free Patch swag. This test of skill and Geneva history knowledge comes courtesy of the Geneva History Center.