Hardware/Grocery Store - Harrisonville Courthouse Square Historical District - Harrisonville, Missouri - NRHP Historic Districts - Contributing Buildings on Waymarking.com

103 S. Lexinaton Street
(c.1903-1908; 1925 alterations)

Two-story, brick, vernacular commercial building with Tudor Revival elements. Built on a stone foundation, this building has a flat tar and gravel roof. The main entrance, a modern aluminum frame glass door, is centrally placed. Plate glass display windows flank the entrance. Below the windows are modern brick veneer bulkheads. The second story entrance, a wood panel door with a glass upper panel, is situated at the south end of the storefront level. The prominent transom is covered with wood. Above the wide transom is a modern, shingle shed roof supported by wooden brackets. Fenestration at the second story consists of modern 8/1 light, double-hung, sash windows placed at the lower half of segmental openings. The upper-half of each opening is in-filled with brick. The fenestration also features metal sills and buff brick radiating voussoirs. Buff brick quoining forms the window surrounds. Buff brick in a diamond pattern comprises the cornice, while buff brick coursing runs below the cornice. The building has been sandblasted. (Contributing)