It takes a bit of viewing this building from the front, sides, and back to realize that it's actually L-shaped and wraps around the former Old Bank Gallery. Built in 1908, it is now used as a woodworking shop and for storage, and is not open to the public. While you're looking up at this unique structure, note the second story, which housed the opera house and a lodge hall. (RHKP)
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