Adams and Sickles Building, Commercial building from 1900 in Trenton, United States.
The Adams and Sickles Building is a commercial structure from 1900 featuring Queen Anne style elements such as uneven facades, decorative brickwork, and intricate wood detailing. The design combines practical commercial space with ornamental features that cover the entire exterior.
The building was constructed around 1900 during Trenton's expansion as a commercial center. It received official recognition in 1979 when it was added to both historic registries.
The building reflects how local merchants and business owners displayed their success through impressive commercial architecture in early 1900s Trenton. You can see this wealth expressed in the elaborate decorative details that cover the facade.
The building is located downtown and easy to spot as a prominent corner structure. You can see the decorative details best by walking around the different sides of the building at a leisurely pace.
The building remains in active commercial use today, housing various businesses despite the dramatic changes in what kinds of commerce fill downtown Trenton. This ongoing use shows how well the original design adapted to different purposes over time.
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