These columns, along with the plain entablature, were of the Tuscan Order. Large projecting brackets support the projecting cornice. Its balustrade had six thick, paneled posts that corresponded to the columns below. However, these posts were thinner than those on the pavilions' balustrades. These posts were topped with urns.
Steps lead from the columns up to the porch deck, which extended from pavilion to pavilion.
A railing identical in style to the pavilions' balustrades enclosed the high porch. Today, the corner boards are gone. One pediment window head is missing. A door has been placed between the two second story windows in the central section to allow access to the top of the portico. An awning covers the doors and windows.