Englehart-Winning & Company [north] Building - Wholesale Row - St. Joseph, Missouri - NRHP Historic Districts - Contributing Buildings on Waymarking.com

The district includes five (now four) High Victorian Italianate warehouse buildings:

1. (no longer standing) Noyes-Norman Building 209-211 N. 3rd St., constructed 1872. It is the earliest of the extant buildings in this wholesale district.
2. R.L. McDonald and Co. Building, also known as the Big Smith Building, 202 N. 4th St., constructed 1880. This building is now unoccupied but is undergoing appropriate renovation by an investment company which owns it.
3. Englehart-Winning & Co. [south] Building, 212 N. 4th St., constructed 1880 and now unoccupied.
4. Englehart-Winning & Co. [north] Building, now the Boston House and Window Cleaning Co., 216-218 N. 4th St., constructed 1884. 5. Brittian-Richardson & Co. Building, now unoccupied, 224 N. 4th., constructed 1882.

This building is four stories high on a stone foundation. Over the central, front entrance there is a two-story, semi-hexagonal bay window topped by a scrolled iron railing at the fourth story level. Terra cotta inset panels ornament the spandrels and the pilasters. An ornate pressed metal entablature separates the third and fourth stories and the building is topped with an ornate pressed metal entablature which has end brackets at its north and south ends and in between mouldings of smallbrackets, small brackets, sunbursts, dentils and corbeling.