205 S Liberty St

From the National Register nomination

One-story building with basement story. Facade has stretcher-bond brick veneer panels (presumably over cinder block) alternating with tinted plate glass windows and vertically channeled metal panels. The flat-roofed L-form building has a principal entry in a projection at the inside angle of the L. The building was originally a Lincoln-Miller Plymouth and DeSoto showroom. According to one source, the date of construction was 1933. It was later the Bob Wade Lincoln-Mercury dealership and later still the LD&B Insurance Agency (Layman Diener & Borntrager). (Eddie Bumbaugh)