208 N. Holden St - Holden and Pine Streets Commercial Historic District - Warrensburg, Mo. - NRHP Historic Districts - Contributing Buildings on Waymarking.com

Contributing Building
c. 1875, alt. c. 1945

The two-story two-part commercial block has stone cladding and a flat roof. A brick parapet with metal coping caps the building. The primary (east) elevation has three bays; the second story fenestration defines the bays. A glazed aluminum door fills the recessed entrance in the first story storefront; aluminum display windows flank the door. White and green tile lines the floor of the recessed entrance; the word “Heberling” is spelled out in green tile. A historic glazed wood door pierces the first story north of the storefront, accessing the second story. A five-part glazed transom spans the first story. Two-over-two wood sash windows fill the segmental arched window openings on the second story. Large, vermiculated keystones ornament the window openings. Businesses housed in this building included a drugstore (1883), grocery store (1895), Heberling Shoes (1913-1931), and Brown’s Shoes (1955-1972). This building retains integrity and clearly communicates its historic commercial function and the era in which it was constructed, rendering it contributing to the District.