Staton Building. ca. 1920. Contributing. Two-story red striated brick Commercial Style building covering approximately one-third of the block. Tiled pent roof extends out over the second story with pairs of brackets in the eaves, on the south and west sides. The south elevation has double, triple
Commercial Building. ca. 1925. Contributing. One-story brick Commercial Style building occupying two-thirds of a block, divided into four distinct storefront bays. All storefronts have been altered with modern materials, but the basic brick framework of each bay remains intact. The southwest of the
Commercial Building. ca. 1925. Contributing. Two-story, deep red striated brick Commercial Style building of square configuration. Modillions are visible beneath the metal cornice. The storefronts are minimally altered, with transoms covered. The central doorway to the upstairs appears original with
Commercial Building. ca. 1925. Contributing. Two-story brick Commercial Style building with two storefront openings. Both storefronts have been modernized. Upstairs windows have been replaced with central fixed panes flanked by one-over-one sash. There is a row of decorative vertical brick above the
Commercial Building. ca. 1910. Contributing. Two-story brick Commercial Style building with brick relieving arches above the second story windows. Brick corbelling above the two storefronts. In 1943 this was in use for rug manufacturing on the second floor (Sanborn maps).
Commercial Building. ca. 1925. Contributing. On-story Commercial Style plain brick building divided into three bays, with an inset brick panel over each bay, and a recessed central entry. Sanborn maps indicate that until 1922, G. P. Liverett's livery stable occupied this corner. It was gone by 1922
Commercial Building. ca. 1920. Contributing. Deep red striated brick Commercial Style one-story building with a long, linear configuration. Five bays wide, with each bay infilled with modern materials. Brick framing remains around each of the storefronts.
Commercial Building. ca. 1920. Contributing. Simple, one-story Commercial Style striated red brick building with a decorative row of vertical brick above all façade openings. Windows and storefront are altered. Sanborn maps from 1922 note this building was in use as a tire shop; by 1943 it was used