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Show Architect/Builder: Building Materials: • Building Type/Style i Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features Include additions, alterations, ancillary structures, and landscaping if applicable This large, two story brick building has the top floor facade completely covered by aluminum siding upon which is the lousiness 1 name. The first floor has the original brick pilasters remaining. Statement of Historical Significance: ___ Aboriginal Americans _2£ Agriculture -S4. Architecture ._The Arts -&Commerce -- Conrounication -- Conservation --. Education __Exploraticn/Settlenent -_ Industry __, Military' -. Mining --Minority Groups -.Political. --.Recreation -- Seligion --. Science --.Socic-Humanitarian --.Transportation The historical significance of this building is well illustrated with a glance at the quality of construction. The second story floor joists, visible from the ground floor, are a full 2" x 12" and are cross-bridged about every 12-18". The floor is made of 4 x 6 planks. Such solid construction was necessary, however, since this building had its beginnings as Sydney Steven's Implement Company. The large entrances necessary for such a business are still evident, and the counter-balanced elevator used to lift tractors and wagons is still in use. |
