West Block

Abram Vrooman, 99 Cent Store
Henry Moore, Barber, 2d floor

Norton & Conklin Publishers, Ithaca, NY

R A Heggie & Brother, Jewelers (Robert A Heggie and Willis C Heggie)
G S Carr & Son, Merchant Tailors (Gilbert S Carr and Charles W Carr)

Dr Frank E Howe, Dentist

Ithaca, NY

R A Heggie & Bro Co, Jewelers (Robert A Heggie and Willis C Heggie and Harry R Hawkins)

Dr Richard C Warren, Physician and Surgeon

Norton Printing Co, Ithaca, NY

Multi-Family Construction: ; 
Roof of Main Structure: Non-combustible; 
Additional Sections: ; 
Porches: ; 
Outbuildings: ; 
Other: "Jewelry" / Skylight / Stone front / Wood frame partition separating this Main Structure from #134 E State St;

R A Heggie & Bros Co, Manufacturer jewelers (Willis C Heggie and Hawkins R Hawkins)

Minnie L Shay, Dancing School 

Mrs Margaret P Tunison, Hair Dresser 

Samuel Harrison, Broker

Dr Richard C Warren, Physician and Surgeon

Norton Printing Co, Ithaca, NY

R. A. Heggie & Bros. Co., Manufacturer and Retail Jewelers (President Mrs. May B. Heggie; Vice-President Harry R. Hawkins; Secretary Marion Bulkley)

Educational Extension Service (President Edward Amherst Ott; Secretary Jenette G. Rose)

William D. Driscoll, Beauty Parlor and Barber Shop 

Imperial Hair Dressing Parlors, E. Mae Mandeville, Proprietor

Richard C. Warren, Physician and Surgeon

H. A. Manning Co, Schenectady, NY

R A Heggie & Bro Co, Manufacturer and Retail Jewelers (Vice President and Treasurer Harry R Hawkins; Secretary Marion Bulkley)

William P Driscoll, Beauty Parlor and Barber Shop 

Ithaca Building Trades Assembly Hall

H. A. Manning Co, Schenectady, NY

134-136 East State St. Historic name: West Brothers Building 

"Four-story, five-bay, mixed-use Beaux-Arts-style masonry building; street-level facade has three altered storefronts with recessed entries, display windows, and angled display cases; four two-story high pilasters with Corinthian capitals and elongated bases separate five bays on the second and third stories; second and third stories retain large, rectangular windows with historic one-over-one sash and carved stone floral relief panels between the second and third-stories windows; denticulated entablature separates the third and fourth stories; fourth story retains paired pilasters with Corinthian capitals separating five recessed bays and supporting entablature above; fourth story retains large, rectangular windows with historic one-over-one sash and floral relief panels above; entablature consists of stamped metal architrave, elaborate floral frieze with stamped metal dentil course, scrolled brackets, and projecting comice above. Details may be terra cotta. Built ca. 1840; exterior alteration 1892-93; storefront alterations 1935, 1950, 1966. 

Architects: Vivian and Gibb (for the alteration of 1892-93)."

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