148 E Washington St 

Two separate resources combine to create this business space. After the city sold its alleyways, owners constructed a  narrow building and combined it with the east end of an existing building to create a home for a new commercial  business. The east one-fourth section of the business is a small building constructed between 1930 and 1949 by erecting  two concrete block walls—the north and south elevations—to adjoining sidewalls of existing buildings. This created a  narrow building with an entrance offset to the east and a flat roof. A wood transom window tops the door.  The larger portion of the business is the west section, which is the rear one-fourth of Resource No. 20, 107 S. Graham  St., constructed between 1902 and 1907. This east end of Resource No. 20 was partitioned off between 1930 and 1949  at the same time the small building to the east was constructed. At an unknown date, someone added two entrances and  a recessed wooden bay window facing East Washington St. Today, these two resources have been covered in stucco,  creating one business front with three doors and a bay window.