414 South Ohio Avenue - Sedalia Commercial Historic District - Sedalia, Missouri - NRHP Historic Districts - Contributing Buildings on Waymarking.com

(William K. Gibson, Attorney and Robert Listen, Attorney)
1884
Italianate style
Rectangular plan, three stories, brick walls painted gray, metal trim.

Appears to have been built as companion to 412 S. Ohio Avenue. Symmetrical storefront with c. 1940s materials. Black architectural glass (Carrara or Vitrolite) bulkheads. Aluminum storefront framing divides the windows which step back to the recessed double doors with transom. Projecting flat aluminum canopy at bottom of storefront transom space. Projecting metal storefront cornice blends into panels beneath the second story windows. This narrow building is consumed by windows on the upper stories, with four sash per story. Second story windows with full metal surrounds. Segmentally arched 1/1 sash with projecting metal hood molds with drops. A metal cornice identical to that above the storefront level is between the second and third stories, and also blends into the panels to the windows above. The third story windows are rectangular 1/1 sash, with curved pedimented metal hood molds with drops and full surrounds. Recessed panels with four brick corbels per panel. Broadly projecting metal cornice with brackets, frieze panels, and denticulated cornice. Curved central section read "1884."