For nearly a century, the site at the corner of Second and Jackson Streets was the heartbeat of Jasper’s industry. As the home of the Jasper Cabinet Company, it hummed with the sound of craftsmanship, providing livelihoods for generations of local families and anchoring the downtown landscape with its massive brick presence. But when the factory doors closed for the final time in the early 2000s, the hum turned to a heavy silence. For over twenty years, the once-bustling halls stood vacant, a hollow reminder of a bygone era, slowly reclaiming the earth around it while the community moved forward without its historic centerpiece.

The rebirth of the Jasper Cabinet site didn’t happen overnight. It required a vision that respected the weight of its history while embracing the possibilities of a modern, connected future. Jane Hendrickson and Boxer Girl, LLC saw past the decay to the potential within those historic walls. From the first conceptual sketches to the final brick laid, the journey to transform this industrial relic into River Centre spanned more than seven years of meticulous planning, persistence, and partnership with the City of Jasper.

Today, the silence has been replaced by the vibrant spirit of a new Jasper. River Centre stands as a testament to the power of revitalization—a place where the legacy of Indiana craftsmanship meets a sophisticated downtown lifestyle. By preserving the site's historic significance while introducing stylish residential apartments, mixed-use commercial spaces, and a premier event destination, we haven't just saved a building—we've restored the heartbeat of downtown Jasper, ensuring that its story continues for generations to come.