134 North Second Street, Richmond, Kentucky

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City/locality- State/province	Richmond, Kentucky
County- State/province:	Madison County, Kentucky
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Country:	United States

This two-story brick building represents the use of Italianate style in Richmond's commercial structures. Above the two equally-spaced triple windows, large-scale pedimental window hoods are dominant features. A simple cornice of stamped metal and a frieze board are supported by brackets. Although the first floor has been replaced by a more recent glass and brick storefront, the building continues the upper-story windows found in the other buildings that also surround the courthouse (MAR-65).

Contents 1 Memories and stories 2 Photo Gallery 3 Related Links 4 Notes

Memories and stories

Photo Gallery

Related Links

Notes