In 1939 the hospital closed and three years later the building became the Salida Masonic Temple. On the 1890 Sanborn map, this building is listed as housing the Cascade Laundry. Demolished in August 1981 to provide space for Empire Savings and Loan, it now houses Chaffee Title and Abstract. Cut stone lintels help define large partially-covered display windows. In 1914 the building housed offices, a garage, and a machine shop.
Display windows dominate the ground level.
Stucco now covers the original brick facade. In 1914 it housed a garage. A denticulated cornice distinguishes these two identical structures. Both received extensive remodeling. In the 1960s and 70s, it served as an auto dealership.