The following details were observed on a building dating to the early 20th century which is the recipient of casual maintenance. The double doors originally led to a fraternal lodge on the second floor.
Recessed entry to second floor. Projecting bands of brick flanking the arch had been hacked away to accommodate a sign or canopy.
Detail of keystone (unfortunately foreshortened). Note the use of a buff ironspot brick paired with reddish mortar.
Detail of doors. The cast (bronze? iron? brass?) hardware is typical of the era and nicely detailed.
A simple yet stylish tile floor into which some effort was put a century ago.
Beautifully corbeled cornice.