Evaluation:

This is a contributing building within the historic district.  While later in date, off of Fifth Street and differing in its historical function (filling station), it represents how the downtown met a full range of commercial services.

Physical Description:

This utilitarian filling station consists of a brick office/canopy with a hip roof (14 feet by 22 feet) that fronts west onto 4th Street, and tile grease house (15 feet by 25 feet) that has parapet walls on three sides, an overhead door on the south end and metal industrial windows on the east wall. A poor photo from 1954 shows  the brickwork painted white.

Documented Alterations:

The original building gained a 15 feet by 27 feet concrete block addition prior to 1937. The service area has been enclosed but not so as to obscure the original design.

Commercial History: