Grand Canyon Drug Company - Williams Historic Business District - Williams, Arizona
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N 35° 15.015 W 112° 11.332
12S E 391842 N 3901443
This one-story, red brick building located at 221 West Route 66 in Williams, Arizona.
Waymark Code: WM13V76
Location: Arizona, United States
Date Posted: 02/20/2021
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Text of Marker on Building:
GRAND CANYON DRUG COMPANY
Bill Williams Mountain was named
in 1851 after fabled mountain man
William S. Williams, who is said to
have trapped beaver in this area.
In its shadow, this building circa
1912, served local needs with a
pharmacy and soda fountain at the
front of the building and a
doctor's office to the rear.
- Marker Text
Historic Property Name:
Grand Canyon Drug Company
Common Property Name:
Williams Flowers
Construction Dates:
ca. 1912
Physical Description:
The Williams Flowers shop is a rectangular-plan single-story brick structure built to the property lines of its 25' width. The main facade has been covered with scored and pressed metal along the top and with batten-on-board siding on the two bays on either side of the recessed entry. The building faces north onto Bill Williams Avenue. The integrity of the building is not greatly diminished by the board and batten which is reversible.
This building is significant in that it has served the City of Williams as a commercial building since its construction ca. 1912. Its form, mass, and scale contribute to the architectural integrity of the District and any modifications to the facade are reversible.
- National Register Application