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

Contributing Building
c. 1885

The two-story two-part commercial block has stone cladding and a flat roof. A corbelled parapet with terra cotta tile coping caps the building. Stone quoins frame the building. The primary (east) elevation has three bays; the second story fenestration defines the bays. On the first story, a glazed aluminum door flanked by aluminum display windows fills the storefront openings; a vinyl door south of the storefront accesses the second story. A fabric awning shades the first story. Fixed, single-light windows fill the segmental arched window openings on the second story. The window openings have brick lintels with stone keystones and stone sills. Businesses housed in this building included a grocery store (1888), Lobban General Store (1895), and Connor-Wagoner Store (1958-1972). 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.