Hot Springs Feed & Transfer aka Sandstar

Address: 108 North Chicago Street


Date Built: 1920


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Architectural Style: In the 1970's the mansard roof was removed exposing the capitals of the four large pilasters- two at the building's corners and two flanking the central entrance. It is a well-proportioned building highlighted by the double row of dentils and pressed tin second cornice. Bronze glazing bars appear on the two front window areas. Notice the larger stones at the base of the buildings. These provide strength and distribute the weight of the building.


History: (January 8th) The Exchange Transfer, Feed & Fuel Company have a force of men at work putting up the walls of the Transfer building that was damaged by fire last winter. The rock from the demolished Plaza Hotel is being used and the clearing away of them from the lot on which

they were lying made a big improvement in the looks of the block. (March 19th) Exchange Transfer, which has just been rebuilt is now in their new location. Hot Springs Feed and Transfer was utilized as a feed and transfer operation and later an automotive garage.


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