128 W Bruce St

From the National Register nomination

One-story building of 1:6 American-bond brick construction, presumably with a shed roof. The front section, which contained a store in the 1940s, has recessed façade bays, picture windows, and a recessed entry with a wood-framed glass-panel door and a tile surround. The rear section (a feed warehouse in the 1940s) has a concrete ramp leading to the street and freight doors constructed with vertical beaded tongue-and-groove panels. The building was built by Isaac S. Ewing in the 1930s. It later housed Padgett's Manufacturing woodworking shop, Antique World, and S&S Auction.