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Show Architect/Builder: Building Materials: Building Type/Styles Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features Include additions; alterations, ancillary structures, and landscaping if applicable This small, two-story, brick structure has been altered on the main floor, but the second story is unchanged. Three large, rectangular windows topped with segmented brick present themselves to the front. The building is crowned with a very simple and small brick cornice. Statement of Historical Significance: -. Aboriginal Americans _»_ Agriculture ___ Architecture --The Arts _2_Conmerce -- Comunication --Conservation *M|.v?!i*ip|p __Explxaaliav'SettlaBnsnt -- Industry -.Military' -.Mining --Minority Groups -.Political. " --.Recreation -- Religion --Science _-..Socio-Humanitarian --Transportation It is not clear what the original owner used the building for, but in 1904 it was the Rochdale, a grocery store operated by John Crockett, and for more than 65 years, the building has housed a family clothing store. Alexander Smith established Star Clothing around 1910, later his son, Elwood Smith, took over with the name of Smith's Clothing, which is still in business. The original owner, Fredrick Gessel, was a barber in Logan. |
