Constructed around 1935, this single-story commercial building is composed of concrete block and stucco. It first served Siloam as a small restaurant and is now utilized as an extension of the Crown Hotel. The building sits on a cast concrete foundation and is covered by a sloping, built-up tar roof set behind a raised parapet. The front façade facing N. Wright has a single-leaf entrance and one single-pane stationary window. Double-hung, one-over-one windows are found on the northern elevation. There is not much else known about this building’s history, though it is contributing to the Siloam Springs Downtown HIstoric District. 

For more information on this building’s history, contact the Siloam Springs Museum at Don@siloamspringsmuseum.com. For information on building improvement consultation, grants and tax credit opportunities, contact Main Street Siloam Springs at info@mainstreetsiloam.org. 

211 N. Wright, d. 2020, Main Street Siloam Springs.