Created By: Matt Parbs
Ankeny Building, 201-211 5th Avenue South; 1930; Harold Holmes, Architect, of Chicago; Daniel Haring, Contractor. Two stories in height, the building street facades are clad with cream-colored terra cotta panels. Upper story windows are steel and lass in a stylized "Chicago window" expression. Signs and some storefront revisions are the only changed to the original architecture. The building is a good local example of the so-called "Modernistic Style" or Art Deco Style. The terra cotta ornament is expressive of the Art Deco movement.
This point of interest is part of the tour: Architectural Tour of Clinton
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