When you walk through the door of the Grand Central Market you’ll immediately hear the buzz of people bargaining with produce vendors, ordering lunch at a deli counter, or talking with friends as they navigate the narrow aisles. Since 1917, these 30,000 square feet of bustling commerce have been housed in the Homer Laughlin Building. It was built in 1896 and, during the 1920s, its famous tenant was Frank Lloyd Wright.
