APPROVE Certificate No. 100208MKT. Although design guidelines mention only letters, the proposed designs are appropriate for the product and fall within the guidelines calling for no more than 30% of the window to be obscured by window signage.
Two story brick with stuccoed second story, replacement windows. Altered storefront. Originally matched 22-24. The A. L. Young Dry Goods Store occupied this building from 1880 to 1900. Dry goods merchants such as the McBee Trading Company and J.H. Webb continued to occupy the building until 1950, when a ladies clothes shop, a beauty shop and a record shop could be found there. In 1965, the building became Bell Brothers Shoe Store.
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