The usual low, single-story brick-sheathed box makes an appropriate nod to the Colonial Revival style via a central pediment, a slight hint of supporting pilasters, and an entrance composed of a fanlight and engaged Doric columns and piers. In the interior public space is a WPA mural by William E. Henning. The subject is rural farm life: milking, barn, cow, kitchen, and dinner table.
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