From its corner site this two-story Classical Revival brick former post office presents two facades. The principal one facing Piccadilly Street features a stone two-story flat-topped portico with four Ionic columns. Behind the portico, Ionic pilasters frame the bays, and rectangular panels with stone swags further accent the facade. A narrower, less-detailed portico with Ionic columns is on the side elevation. The building is now used for office and commercial purposes.
Old U.S. Post Office
1911, James Knox Taylor, Supervising Architect of the U.S. Treasury; 1936 rear addition. 40 W. Piccadilly St.