In addition to homes, Basin structures between 1906 and 1910 included a dance pavilion, a grandstand, a baseball diamond, and a playground near the confluence of Basin Creek with the river. A footbridge connected the playground with a picnic area on the south side of the river. Meeting places included churches, a union hall, and a two-story building shared by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, the Masons, and Eastern Star. Among the town's businesses were a hardware store, a bakery, livery stables, several "units of harlotry", a blacksmith shop, a brewery specializing in Basin Beer, a sawmill, and a dairy barn from which "milk was delivered in five-pound buckets", sometimes with covers.
In addition to homes Basin structures between 1906 and 1910 included a dance pavilion a grandstand a baseball diamond and a playground near the confluence of Basin Creek with the river A footbridge connected the playground with a picnic area on the south side of the river Meeting places included churches a union hall and a two-story building shared by the Fraternal Order of Eagles the Independent Order of Odd Fellows the Masons and Eastern Star Among the town's businesses were a hardware store a bakery livery stables several "units of harlotry" a blacksmith shop a brewery specializing in Basin Beer a sawmill and a dairy barn from which "milk was delivered in five-pound buckets" sometimes with covers