Harrisonburg Downtown Historic District
60 W Water St
Foley Building, 1938
BrickContributes to the historic character of the district
From the National Register nomination
Two-story building of stretcher-bond brick with occasional header/stretcher courses. The shed roof has stepped side parapets (east side with a brick flue) and a front parapet with two signage panels (a long one and a short one). The second-story windows have fake 6/6 muntins, fake shutters, and canvas awnings. The reworked first story has an original four-light window, a later picture windows, entries made into windows, and modern main entry. To the rear is a one-story brick section and, attached to it, a late 20th century one-story frame addition with an angled rear elevation, weatherboard siding, an asphalt-shingled shed roof, a large circular window with radial muntins on the east end, and plate glass windows. The addition stands on concrete pillars and partly overhangs Blacks Run. Veterinarian O. F. Foley had his office here in 1955. Now Spanky's Restaurant Deli.
People
- O. F. Foley lived here in 1955 (veterinarian; had his office here)