The two-story tan and red brick building, built of brick from the Goliad Brick Factory, retains most of the original architectural features designed by Jules Leffland. The front doors and windows are classic examples of late 19th century storefront design. The second floor center bay contains a single round arch window with rectangular windows on both sides. In the center part of the cornice, the date 1899 sits within a small pediment and above the name Bergmann. Upstairs was a family home for the Bergmann sisters and downstairs was their millinery store until 1907 when a barber shop was opened. In the 1930s, a beer tavern occupied the downstairs; the Baumgartner jewelry shop occupied this floor from 1948 to 2014.