The front facing gable of the building is
inscribed with "Levi Heywood Memorial Building" denoting its original
use as the city's public library, named after Gardner's innovative chair
manufacturer.
The top sides of the entry surround are
inscribed with "18" and "85", providing the date of the
building's construction.
Some of the building's decorative features
include cushion capitals.
Some other exterior decorative features.
One of the building's several semi-circular
stained glass fanlights.
One of the building's three ornate
fireplaces.
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