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Property Features
Rising three stories plus attic, the building is distinguished by a two-story projecting bay and by the classically detailed cornice which runs across the top of the third story. The cornice is supported by modillions, and the second and third story facade is divided by engaged fluted columns. In the panels between the floors are cement blocks upon which are inscribed the name of the building and the date of construction. But not all the detail is historical. The tripartite windows suggest Chicago-styled office building architecture, and even the projecting bay is designed to take advantage of the extra illumination afforded by such construction. The ground story has been altered.
Harry L. Hulburt, a tailor, built this building but apparently never occupied it himself. Over the years it has housed different business establishments.
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