Naughton-Brown Building

Bernard F McCormick, Merchant Tailor 
Mrs Clara L Bellis, Dressmaker 

James Lynch, Office 

Virgil D Morse, General Insurance

Ithaca, NY

Kohm & Brunne (Emil A Kohm and Gustaf L Brunne), Successors to Bernard F McCormick, Merchant Tailors 

Leary Coal Co, (Patrick Leary), Coal and Wood  

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co 

Virgil D Morse, General Insurance

Norton Printing Co, Ithaca, NY

Multi-Family Construction: ; 

Roof of Main Structure: Non-combustible; 

Additional Sections: ; 

Porches: ; 

Outbuildings: ; 

Other: Three skylights, one 4th floor only, access to #220 E State St on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors;

Kohm & Brunne (Emil A Kohm and Gustav L Brunne), Merchant Tailors 

Leary Coal Co (Patrick Leary), Coal and Wood 

The Cornell Era, Inc, W B Megear Manager 

James E VanNatta, Office Supplies

Norton Printing Co, Ithaca, NY

Emil A. Kohm, Merchant Tailor 

Leary Coal Co., Patrick Leary Proprietor, Coal and Wood, Uptown Office 

James E. VanNatta, Office Equipment

H. A. Manning Co, Schenectady, NY

Emil A Kohm, Merchant Tailor 

Leary Coal Co, Patrick J Leary Proprietor, Office 

Van Natta Office Equipment Co, Inc (President James E Van Natta, Vice President R L Welch, Secretary and Treasurer H M Wissen)

H. A. Manning Co, Schenectady, NY

220-222 East State St Historic name: Naughton-Brown Building

"Four-story, six-bay, painted brick commercial building; street-level facade has two altered storefronts (1963), with display windows and recessed entrances; second and third-story windows recessed in and delineated by two-story-high round brick arches; second story retains rectangular windows with stone lintels and sills and some historic one-over-one sash; third-story retains arched windows, stone sills, with some historic one-over-one sash; fourth story retains rectangular windows, above continuous denticulated stone sill and some historic one-over- one sash; brick entablature consists of brick frieze with checkerboard embellishments, dentils, and stamped metal cornice. Built ca. 1860s, rebuilt ca. 1871; fourth story added ca. 1890; storefront alterations 1963. 
Historical note: Naughton Brothers Grocery occupied this site in the 1890s followed by a series of tailors and clothing stores." 

National Register of Historic Places Registration Form for Ithaca Downtown Historic District, December 18, 2004