299 S Columbia St 

This one-story rectangular building on the corner of W. McNeil St. and S. Columbia Ave. was constructed in 1950 of  hollow-clay tile with post-war modern characteristics. Its north, west, and south elevations are covered with rectangular  white blocks that convey the appearance of limestone. A limestone cap tops the walls. The façade, or west elevation  along S. Columbia Ave, features a slightly off-center metal entry door with a large fixed metal window on its south  side. An off-center metal hipped-roof awning supported by wood posts has been added to the north half of the front of  the building. There is a narrow, rectangular fixed-metal tinted window positioned horizontally on the south half of the  façade. The north elevation features a band of four of these windows interrupted by wall space and entryways on the  west and east ends. The south elevation has two of these rectangular windows and two smaller square windows.