Dollar Tree

Carlinville is a city and the county seat of Macoupin County, Illinois, United States.[4] As of the 2020 census, the population was 5,710. It is the home of Blackburn College, a small college affiliated with the Presbyterian church. The city is the former home of Prairie Farms Dairy. Carlinville is named for Thomas Carlin,[5] seventh governor of Illinois, who as a member of the state legislature was instrumental in creating Macoupin County. Carlinville has long been a site of Illinois history, and played host to many presidential hopefuls via campaign stops at a time in American history when railway routes produced many visits by politicians. Perhaps the largest and most important hallmark of Carlinville's history is its courthouse, the largest built outside of New York City at the time of its erection. Built in 1870 and designed by famous state capitol building architect Elijah E. Myers, the construction of Carlinville's courthouse produced its candidacy for the location of the state capitol.[citation needed] Locally, it is known as "The Million Dollar Courthouse" due to its cost overruns at the time it was built. In the early 1900s Carlinville became the site of a great many Sears Catalog Homes. An entire neighborhood was constructed of the homes and was funded, in 1918, by Standard Oil of Indiana for its mineworkers in Carlinville, at a cost of approximately one million dollars. In gratitude, Sears, Roebuck named one of its house models the "Carlin". Today 149 of the original 156 homes still exist, the largest single repository of Sears Catalog Homes in the United States.Exclusive Realty is pleased to present this 10,500 square foot Dollar Tree in Carlinville, Illinois. The property has a NN Lease leaving minimal Landlord Responsibilities. The convenience store was retrofitted to a Dollar Tree in 2020. The subject property is strategically located at the corner of Morgan Street and North Broad Street. This Dollar Tree is in close proximity to national retailers Ace Hardware, U.S. Bank, Subway, Mc Donald's and Dairy Queen and more.