Waynesboro Downtown Historic District
130-132 N Wayne Ave
Building, Ca. 1950
BrickContributes to the historic character of the district
Did you know?Early settlement in the 1730s
From the National Register nomination
Two-story, eight-bay mixed-use commercial building with retail tenants occupying the ground floor and residential apartments on the second floor. Of brick laid in five-course American bond, the shed-roofed building features six-over-one double-hung windows in the upper story, over-shelf windows in the southern retail space now occupied by Carpet Village, simple brick-framed rectangular panels at parapet level, and a dentil-like brick cornice. The storefront has been altered over time, though the pattern of recessed entties has been retained. The storefront transom is presently obscured by an awning-like shed roof addition. In 1951 A&P Tea Company occupied number 130 and Waller Apartments (eight units) occupied number 132 in 1951.