Serendipity on the Square
109 So. 4th Street
M-F 10-5 and Sat 10-2

Note: The Holland building is a true treasure. Its current exterior belies the beauty within. Built somewhere between 1905 an 1910 the defining feature of this building is its three-story atrium capped with one huge skylight. Suspended balconies completely encircle the second and third floors. The building was an engineering marvel with all balconies suspended by steel rods from gigantic roof beams encased in ornate columns. Many of the original light fixtures still remain. The grand staircase was removed during the 1960’s but could easily be grand once again. There are many hidden treasures downtown just waiting to be discovered.