 Two adjacent buildings from the late 1800's were combined and restored with a unifying facade. 

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Both buildings were altered in the early twentieth century to accommodate meat storage and distribution, with changes including a new storefront, new ornament and a “false front” wall to raise the height of the original factory. After many more years and many more alterations, two very different buildings emerged: a narrow brick structure with an elaborate cornice, and a wider stucco building with an ersatz storefront.

The original four-story Italianate printing factory and stable was constructed in 1874; 

Some 13 years later, an adjacent five-story structure was built borrowing many of the same details and facade elements. 

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