This exotic Prairie-school building has all the appearance of a bank building rather than a dry-cleaning establishment. Two brick piers break up the front, and they rise to form bases for a pair of stone figures of enthroned horn players. Balanced above and to the side of each player are large globe lights. To the sides and between the players are stone light standards in forms that almost look like fishes. The sculptural figures and light standards were produced by the local stone firm of Rowot.
French Way Cleaners and Dyers
David Gebhard and Gerald Mansheim
French Way Cleaners and Dyers
1916, Fred A. Harris. 413 Euclid Ave.