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thirds by four simple pilasters, and has a symmetrical fenestration. Paired <br />casement windows with round arched upper lights occupy both end sections. In <br />the center, paired doors lead into the building. A fanlight stands above the main <br />entry. A cornice with paired brick dentils exists near the parapet. The center of <br />the parapet rises above the sides, creating a flattened, slightly projecting <br />pediment. <br />The side (north) facade, facing a vacant lot, features four arched casement <br />windows covered by metal grates. The rear (west) facade is similar to the front. It <br />has a tri-partite division, with round arched casement windows on both ends. <br />Original cast iron shutters cover both of these openings. In the center, is a large <br />entryway edged by thick wood beams. A fanlight stands above the center of this <br />wide doorway. Above this fanlight, is a thick beam with protruding, wrought iron, <br />tie rods. <br />Sources: <br />•Natl. Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination Form prepared by <br />Dorothy Regnery, Junior League of Palo Alto Inc., March 9, 1977 <br />Page 28 <br />7.B. - Page 39