A local group is seeking donations to celebrate the 150th anniversary of a historic landmark.

Susan Kline with the Magill Restoration Centre indicates the Harvest Mercantile store has been opened and now they are looking for donations to open the next part of their vision, the Bakery Cafe.

Lisa Lueras notes they have several boxes set up at other local businesses to go towards funding the bakery. She reminds the bakery is for the community and is calling on the community to help bring their vision to fruition.

The ladies have developed a plan for a smaller bakery initially. The kitchen and seating area will both be on the same floor and later on the kitchen will be moved to the basement. This was done to get the bakery opened sooner.

Lueras says in addition to throwing change in one of the bakery boxes around town, individuals or businesses can also contribute by sponsoring appliances. In the letters, they break down what they still need and the estimated costs.

Donations can also be made online by visiting magillrestorationcentre.org or by finding Magill Restoration Centre or Harvest Mercantile on Facebook.