This two-story brick structure seems narrow because the first story is very tall and the building is 150 feet deep. The livery doors have been replaced by a storefront beneath upstairs windows with stone lintels and sills and a bracketed, pressed metal cornice. Inside, a 42-foot-long front bar stretches beyond a majestic mahogany back bar with tapered Ionic columns and a dentiled cornice echoing the front facade's oversailing cornice.
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