50 S Liberty St

From the National Register nomination

Moderne four-story building of cinder block with a stretcher-bond brick veneer with occasional header/stretcher courses. The flat-roofed building has a recessed streetfront with a large decorative brick frame. The wall inside the recess has a stucco lining and modern plate glass entries and windows. In the stories above are ribbon windows with modern sash. The north and south side elevations have mostly bricked-up entries and windows. A second-story skywalk connects to the main Denton Building at 61 Court Square. Other features include an angled south elevation, a brick elevator housing at the east end of the roof, the name Dentons in a script metal sign at the top of the southeast corner, and a steel-structure loading dock canopy across the rear. A Denton furniture warehouse at this location was destroyed by a flood in the late 1940s and replaced with the present building, which served as Denton's floor covering department. Now Armentrout & Armentrout attorneys office.