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single doorway leading to stairs for the second floor offices. An arched transom <br />lights the entry vestibule. <br />A brick arch carried on brick capitals accents the entry. Above the arches is a <br />brick label mold, which adds further emphasis of the door. A brick string <br />separates the first and second floor fenestrations. Four double hung windows, <br />each with a fanlight, line the upper floor. Each window is outlined by a brick arch <br />which together, create a steady rhythm for the facade. Above these windows, is a <br />metal cornice, supported by scrolled brackets. What appear to be classical <br />mutules hang between the brackets. A brick parapet with four squat pilasters <br />stands above the metal cornice. <br />Sources: <br />•National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination Form prepared <br />by Dorothy Regnery, Junior League of Palo Alto Inc., March 9, 1977. <br />Page 22 <br />7.B. - Page 33