M.J. Funk "New York Store"- Harrisonville Courthouse Square Historic District - Harrisonville, Missouri - NRHP Historic Districts - Contributing Buildings on Waymarking.com

110 S. Independence Street
(before 1885; 1987 alterations)

Two-story, brick and clapboard vernacular commercial building. This building is built on a stone foundation and has a flat tar and gravel roof. The recessed entrance features a nonoriginal, glass and wood panel door; the upper panel consists of nine lights. The entryway is framed in wood. Multipaned sidelights flank the entrance. Flanking the entryway are eight-light, fixed rectangular wood frame windows. The remainder of the storefront is in-filled with clapboard. Cast-iron pilasters are located at each end of the storefront level. A cast-iron lintel separates the storefront level from the second story. Second story fenestration consists of 1/1 light, double-hung, rectangular wooden sash windows with stone sill coursing and flat, painted stone lintels. A rectangular brick design with square stone accents at each corner comprise the cornice. Cut stone coping runs along the roof line. (Contributing)