Soho This two story brick commercial structure is distinguished by a stamped metal cornice and seven segmental arch bays accented by ornate window caps. Pilasters rising to the cornice flank the central bay and the entrance below it.
Stucco covers a large part of the lower store front area.
The Twitchell Building is an intact example of late nineteenth century commercial architecture. Relatively unadorned, the structure is distinguished by segmental arch bays accented by radiating voussoirs and stone sills. At the storefront level, a lintel separates the upper floor from the display area which features Sarge display windows separated by iron posts, wooden kick plates and a recessed corner entrance. The transom window over the latter entrance has been covered. A frame building preceded this brick one.