115 S Main St

From the National Register nomination

One-story brick building with a ca. 2000 front façade but leftover Colonial Revival dentil cornice. The modern façade uses beige and green simulation stucco and brushed aluminum and has a recessed street-level section. The building's W. Water St. elevation has a ca. 1940 stretcher-bond veneer of honey-colored brick. Ann McCleary suggests an early 1880s date for this building. A building of similar wraparound L form occupied the site in 1885 and appears as an agricultural implements emporium on the 1886 Sanborn map (also on the 1918 Sanborn map). An auto livery (rental service) was located here in 1930 and a Mick or Mack grocery occupied the building in the mid-20th century. Medco moved in in 1965 and altered the Main St. facade. Now Dance & Co.