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Show fij UJ c Architect/Builder: Building Materials: brick_________Building Type/Style: Neo-classical Revival_____ Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features: (Include additions, alterations, ancillary structures, and landscaping if applicable) X O This elegant two-story building has been reworked on the lower level-tile, metal and oversized signs clutter what was once a dignified front of three display windows and two slightly recessed entrances-all topped witfh transoms. The upper facade with its three "bay" windows, ornamented cornice, and crowing metal eagle all essentially intact though dulled with green paint, which also hides the varigated brick. The numbers 1902 have been removed from the two ornamental circles. . J. In 1965 an addition was made at the rear and the following year the building .-•-,-• was extensively remodeled. Statement of Historical Significance: D D 0. D fi Aboriginal Americans Agriculture Architecture The Arts Commerce G D D O D Communication Conservation Education Exploration/Settlement Industry D D D D D Military Mining Minority Groups Political Recreation D D D Q Religion ScienceSocio-Humanitarian Transportation In 1902 this building was built for R. R. Irvine and Son (Robert R. and Robert R. Jr.-who was also vice-president of W. H. Ray.and Co.) Dry Goodsw oecupied the lower floor. Charles Snyder and James Irvine, dentists, occupied the upper floor. R. R. Irvine and Son became .one of. Provo's most prestigious and successful "Ladies Outfitters." |
