71-73 E Market St

From the National Register nomination

Two-story painted stretcher-bond brick building with an ornate cornice with bands of recessed panels above and below a band with projecting brickwork. The reworked first story has an entry with a Colonial Revival surround and 8/8 windows with dentil lintels. The frame rear of the building is one story in height and appears to be a late 20th century addition. It has a concrete foundation, beaded weatherboard siding, and a Palladian window. Sanborn maps may indicate construction of this building between 1902 and 1907. Pianos were sold here in 1912. The F&W and Fryes restaurants were later occupants.