A building first appeared on this lot on the Sanborn Map of 1907 as an iron-clad wooden building used as a hardware  store that remained on two subsequent maps dated 1912 and 1921. The 1930 Sanborn Map indicated an auto repair  facility on this lot that had walls of poured concrete, concrete masonry units, and stone. It is unknown if this 1930  building was new construction or an adaptation of the previous building. This building adjoins the Lawyers Building to  the north (Resource No. 55) and the old livery stable to the south (Resource No. 63). The façade, which faces east along  S. Belknap Ave., is now covered with stucco. It features a concave central entryway with an off-centered door facing  north. The remainder of the entryway is filled with wall space rather than glass. Two bays filled with fixed metal  windows flank the entryway. Above the storefront is a new metal shed-roof awning.