415 W Main St

From the National Register nomination

One-story, three-bay commercial building of brick laid in seven-course American bond (Flemish variant) with a central fixed display window flanked by single-leaf wood and glass-panel doors set beneath fanlights. The two entries are recessed behind arched openings in the facade. A storefront cornice, extending over the arched facade openings and the obscured transom of the display window, features ornate crown and dentil moldings. From at least the 1950s through the 1970s the Southern Restaurant was located in the building, most recently known as Mama Ollie's Restaurant.