This two-story limestone building with a stucco-covered brick front was constructed between 1896 and 1902. It housed  a retail store on the ground level and a printing shop on the second floor. The original storefront is mostly intact,  featuring a recessed central entry flanked by two bays. The east bay is filled with a wood window, while the west bay  has been modified to include a second recessed entry door. Along the sidewalk is a narrow band of new brick under the  window and between the doors. Two cast-iron pilasters within the storefront support the upper wall. The stucco on the  façade has been there since at least 1976. Above the door and entries are three large transom windows, where woodframed  stained glass has replaced clear glass. The upper wall features two arched windows filled with wood shutters  and topped with pronounced stucco-covered eyebrows. Above the windows is the original centered parapet.