Talley's Pizza - Sedalia, Missouri - Victorian Style Architecture on Waymarking.com

(Talley's Pizza)
1883
Italianate
Rectangular plan, three stories, brick walls, and metal trim.

The storefront appears to have been altered c. 1940 and c. 1960. The staircase door is on the left bay of the facade. The storefront itself is angled with a central entrance to the right/north. Broad, full-height storefront sash. The storefront is framed with beige architectural glass (Carrara or Vitrolite) through the storefront transom/sign panel space. Symmetrical second and third stories with narrow 1/1 sash. The second story has boarded round arched space (either shortening the windows or blocking former transoms.) Projecting metal hood molds are molded in a semi-octagonal shape, with metal keystones; the keystone of the left window is loose. Molded metal lug sills. The third story has its original Segmentally arched windows with Segmentally arched projecting metal hood molds with drops; the projecting keystones are different from those on the second stories. An elaborate wide, projecting metal cornice has consoles between four round arched foliated frieze panels. The side elevations of this building are not exposed.