Photo by Retiring Guy
Historical photo, undated, found here.
As described at Old House Web
The vertical extension of the front of a building beyond the roofline createsthe false front style. Almost always used for commercial purposes, falsefront buildings gave an air of dignity to a quickly growing town by providingvisual continuity along the street.
False front architecture is typically associated with the pioneer West.
Other Around Town posts:
You can up sign or sign up for volleyball at the Club Tavern in Middleton. (4/9/2018)
There is no joy among the residents of this beautifully remodeled home. (4/9/2018)
UPDATE. Demolition in a day results in expanded parking lot for Middleton Sport Bowl. 4/6/2018)
Tiedeman Pond winter fish kill. (3/30/2018)
Googling 'Henry Hubbard'. (3/18/2018)
A not-so-faded Flo strikes a new pose. (3/12/2018)
3 orange cones on sidewalk. (2/26/2018)
This corner house is now a rental. (1/16/2018)
This 1955, 1296-square-foot ranch on Cooper Avenue was listed at $219,500. (1/13/2018)
It's always the season of the witch at this Anderson Street address in Middleton. (1/11/2018)
A sure sign that this request went unheeded, if not unseen. (12/24/2017)
Turnstile Christmas Eve services at St. Luke's. (12/13/2017)
You've heard of a bear hibernating, but how about a bakery? (12/13/2017)
This corner house is now a rental. (1/16/2018)
This 1955, 1296-square-foot ranch on Cooper Avenue was listed at $219,500. (1/13/2018)
It's always the season of the witch at this Anderson Street address in Middleton. (1/11/2018)
A sure sign that this request went unheeded, if not unseen. (12/24/2017)
Turnstile Christmas Eve services at St. Luke's. (12/13/2017)
You've heard of a bear hibernating, but how about a bakery? (12/13/2017)
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