This is one of the Oldest Tavern in St. Marys. There was a Tavern in this same building when the canal boats came up the canal and docked at the back door. The first known owner was Louis Koehl then a Mr. Speed from Indiana. He sold it to E.E. Gills and he sold it to Wiss & Williams.

In 1917 John Miller and Bill Huwer purchased it from Tom Border. They continued to operate the tavern as a partnership until September 1950 when Bill Huwer died. John MIller Sr. operated with his son John C. Miller, Jr. until 1953 and sold it to son Ed Miller and son-in-law Lloyd Philpot.(From Leader June, 1973)

• 1876 Louis Koehl purchased this building and operated a grocery store on half of the building and a saloon on the other half.
  
• 1895 E.E. Gills Saloon & Restaurant
  
• 1905-06 Wiss & Williams Saloon-Wm. Wiss & Frank Williams Owners
  
• 1910 Wm Zumbro Saloon
  
• 1915 Tom F. Border Sample Room
  
• 1917 Tom F. Border sold Saloon to Huwer and Miller.
  
• 1917-1946 Name changed to Huwer and Miller
  
• 1946 name changed to John and Bill's Cafe, John Miller & Bill Huwer, Owners
  
• 1950 in Sept. Bill Huwer died. John Miller puchased business from Bill's widow Mary Huwer on Dec. 4, 1950.
  
• 1951 name changed to Miller's Cafe. Operated by John Sr. & John Jr. Miller.
  
• 1953 Sold to Ed Miller & Lloyd Philpot
  
• 1969 Name changed to Millers & Philpot Cafe
  
• 1984 Ed Miller purchased the business from his brother-in-law, Lloyd Philpot and changed the name back to Miller's Cafe.
  
• 1990 June 18-J. Ed Miller died, his wife Patricia Ann with family operated the business
  
• 2010 February 19-Tom and Elaine Purchased Miller's.