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04/04/2026

Another great photo of the buildings on Inman across from the courthouse plaza…

03/23/2026

Over 50 years ago… a photo of our neighbor - The Spot! Downtown Cleveland is full of so much history. Can’t you just taste the Spot Burger and their chili!

12/11/2025

TPC Properties would like to wish all of our tenants and downtown neighbors a Wonderful Christmas! The downtown decorations, lights, and window make such a festive atmosphere.

Wishing everyone a safe and merry holiday and hope everyone has a Happy New Year!

10/17/2025

A great aerial showing the historic courthouse as well as our 70 N Ocoee St and our 63 North Ocoee St properties.

08/28/2025

Another image of the Cleveland Hotel. Our 63 North Ocoee St building is the building south of the hotel on North Ocoee.

08/08/2025

Exterior painting is underway as is sheetrock work in the general store…approximately a month away from completion! Stay tuned…

07/20/2025

TPC is renovating a similar store here in Cleveland to this one in Rugby. We are repurposing the use but are highlighting the history of Hoke’s or Jordan’s Grocery on Spring Place Road. Completion of renovation set for September 2025.

If you have any additional information such as stories, photos, or memorabilia from this Cleveland General Store, please contact us.

R.M. Brooks General Store in Rugby, Tennessee has been serving locals and travelers since the 1920s, and walking through its doors is like stepping into a living time capsule. Just outside the historic village of Rugby, the store is still family-run by descendants of R.M. Brooks himself. Inside, you’ll find shelves stocked with classic goods, vintage décor, and a wood stove that still crackles with warmth. The fried bologna sandwich with hoop cheese is a local favorite, and the homemade pies and hand-dipped ice cream draw visitors from miles around. Out front, an original Gulf gas pump adds to the charm. Just minutes from the trails of Big South Fork, it’s the perfect stop to fuel up—with food, souvenirs, and a dose of authentic Tennessee history.