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In the thirties the style of this building would have been called “Modern Regency.” A horizontal brick box has been placed on a low gray stone foundation. The windows and entrance are all enclosed within a U-shaped frame; the entablature and cornice have been kept flush with the brick surface of the building. Two tall Regency lamps stand on each side of the entrance platform. Within is a WPA mural by Orr C. Fisher (1942). All in all, this building is a sophisticated composition that fits well in the community's treelined streets.