Built of Thurber brick between 1930 and 1949, this large building was originally a garage with a capacity of 30 cars. It  has a concrete floor and is supported by iron posts and pilasters in the walls. The façade, or south elevation along E.  Washington St., features a large open portico supported by four brick columns. Three gasoline tanks were once located beneath the portico. Four large garage bays interrupt the facade, three of which have been filled with glass windows,  metal, and doors. There is a center pedestrian door surrounded by two plate glass windows and each end of the building  has a square bay with a stone sill containing a metal casement window. Sometime between 1949 and 1966, a shallow  brick shed-roof addition was built along the rear or south elevation of the building.