This rectangular Streamline Moderne bus station was constructed of brick next to the Long Hotel between 1930 and  1949. Its rounded corners on the south elevation along W. College Street feature large wraparound bays of fixed glass  block windows that provide a streamlined effect. There is a rounded cantilevered wood and metal awning projecting  from the east elevation. A similar awning once existed on the west elevation. These awnings provided for unloading  and loading of passengers on both sides of the building, but the awning on the west elevation was recently removed and  replaced with a wooden portico to provide for outdoor dining. There are two doors on the west elevation, one door on  the east elevation, and one on the south. The east and west elevations also have two bays filled with metal casement  windows. The bus station has a flat roof and its exterior yellow-colored brick has been painted grey. A steel addition  with a shed roof and elevated concrete loading dock were added to the north elevation, or rear of the building, between  1966 and 1987.