125 W Bruce St

From the National Register nomination

Two-story cinder block building with a painted stretcher-bond brick veneer. The shed roof has a stepped parapet on the west side and a flat parapet with a long signage panel on the front. The second-story windows have replacement plate glass; the first-story windows have metal frames and mullions that divide them into three lights. At the two corners are glass block windows that may be filled-in entries. In the center is an entry with a modern stoop on curved wood brackets. A slight jog on the west side elevation indicates that the rear is an addition which Sanborn maps suggest date to after 1960. The addition has an entry with a two-story projecting brick surround (a Moderne feature). The building contained a store in the 1940s and an office in the 1950s. Cassco Corp., which ran the adjoining ice factory at 217 S. Liberty St., was listed as the occupant in 1955. Now Primerica.