204-206 West Washington Street

Historically the J.C. Johnson building, also known as the I.O.O.F. Building, constructed in 1856-1859, remodeled in 1896. Italianate style, Commercial type. Three stories, unpainted common bond brick with two broad cast iron storefronts. The second story is concealedd by a shed roof enclosed by a deck which extends over the sidewalk as an awning at the first story. Six bays of 1/1 double-hung sash on third story retain pediments which appear to be metal; decorated with organic designs and are topped with palmettes. Building originally served as a hotel and is rumored to have been visited by Abraham Lincoln.