229 Acadia Avenue, Former Sampson Medicine Company Building, c.1963 (non-contributing)

A brick-veneer flat-roofed commercial building with large plate-glass display windows. When Conrad Stonestreet was preparing to expand his drugstore at 301 Acadia Avenue, he and cousin Ashley Stonestreet agreed that the latter would move to another location. Ashley then built this building, running Sampson Medicine Company from here until his death in 1969. Conrad Stonestreet bought the property for his mother-in-law (Mrs. E.T. Phelps), leasing it to Superior Typesetters for ten years and then to other businesses.