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201 N. Main Street
Hatten and Raymond Block; Humphrey’s Block; and Bradbury-Bishop Block
ca. 1887
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This two-story brick Italianate Renaissance Revival designed, two-part commercial block building was constructed in 1887. The building retains its original cast iron storefront, is located on the northeast corner of N. Main and E. Daugherty, and fronts N. Main Street to west. The building was constructed to interconnect to 203 N. Main Street at least until 1925 according to Sanborn maps (unknown when closed off from 203). The south and north elevations have a parapet roofline. The cast iron storefront has a chamfered entrance with a large cast iron columns at the south corner. The entrance is flanked by display windows with cast iron pilasters. The signboard above the storefront states “Historic Bradbury Bishop Deli since 1931.” A cast iron cornice delineates the upper and lower levels. The upper level has coupled tall, narrow four-over-one vertical light double-hung windows with arch transoms flanked by metal pilasters, and two double-hung windows with four-over-one vertical lights with transoms. The metal cornice line features four heavy brackets with inset panels with “1887” centered over the arched windows.

The south elevation features a decorative brick corbelling at the roofline with original or early period 12 one-over-one double-hung windows with decorative brick hoods on the second level and a few small windows on the first level with a ghost sign at the east lower corner. The east elevation faces an alleyway and has a centered entrance with original or early period door and screen door flanked by two small covered windows; upper level has two one-over-one double-hung windows with wood shutters. The interior has original or early period metal ceiling.