This is a PWA building, both in its funding and in style. The structure is two stories high, sheathed in light tan brick, with sandstone trim. A centrally placed entrance wing projects slightly from the building. The entry doors are deeply set within pilasters; above, the wall surface is filled with glass brick. In plan, the center of this H-shaped building contains a drive-through garage with storage to the rear for cars and motorcycles.
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