Feature 242: 110 West Maple Avenue (in 2011)

Classification: Noncontributing.
Historic Name: None found.
Architectural Style: Commercial.
Construction Date: 1920s (altered recently).
Period 6 of Harry S Truman's Life: The Period of Post-Significance, 1972-2011.
Tax Identification: 26-230-03-12.
Legal Description: Old Town, part of lot 11.
Description: Noncontributing two-story brick commercial building; rectangular in shape; flat roof sloping gently to the north hidden behind parapet on south-facing facade; three grouped windows on second floor and large plate glass window on ground floor.
• Alterations: The brick was recently faced with concrete/stucco material; a mansard roof form, projecting from the parapet, was recently constructed; ground floor storefront was recently surfaced with decorative brick facing.
History/Significance: In 1932, the Hardin Brothers clothing store was located in this building. By 1932, occupancy had changed to a women's clothier, Lerner's J.S. Vogue. The City Electric Living Center operated from this space in 1972 and in 1980, a business called Knobs, Knockers....[ellipses in original 2011 nomination form].