Lawyer Lee Young and his partners had this two-story limestone building constructed between 1891 and 1896. Located  on the southwestern corner of W. College St. and S. Belknap Ave., their headquarters featured retail space on the first  floor and six offices on the second. According to local historian Wayne Sherrod, each one of the offices had its own full fireplace, a sign of Young’s affluence. Old photos show six chimneys along the roofline of the east elevation of the  building, which have since been removed.  The appearance of the original storefront remains intact, featuring a recessed corner entry with sidelights and two large  bays on either side of the entry. Each bay contains two large wood windows. Above the entry is a continuous band of  wood transom windows. Three cast-iron pilasters and one cast-iron column support the upper wall and roof. The upper wall of the façade, which faces W. College St., features four tall and narrow arched windows and is topped by a limestone parapet. The west elevation has 12 tall and narrow arched windows on the second floor and six small square  windows on the first floor. The south end of the west elevation has two arched entryways.