West Block

Bird & Belknap (Miss Lydia J. Bird and Myra A. Belknap) dress and cloak makers
For more about Bird & Belknap see: Almira E. Belknap.

H. G. Smith & Co., Lancaster, PA

Gauntlett & Brooks  (John C Gauntlett & Arthur B Brooks), Druggists
John V Wilson, Painter, 3d floor

Norton & Conklin Publishers, Ithaca, NY

West Brothers, Boots and Shoes (George F West and A K West)

Ithaca, NY

Roe Dry Goods Co, Dry Goods, Cloaks, Suits and Draperies (David Roe President, Ralph B Roe Vice President, Nina A Roe Secretary and Treasurer)

Norton Printing Co, Ithaca, NY

Multi-Family Construction:; 
Roof of Main Structure: Non-combustible; 
Additional Sections: ; 
Porches: ; 
Outbuildings: ; 
Other: "Ladies Tailor"Stone front / Skylight / Exterior staircase at back (N) / Wood frame partition separating this Main Structure from #136 E State St;

Buttrick & Frawley, Clothiers, Tailors, Furnishings and Shoes (Herbert A Buttrick and James J Clines)

Norton Printing Co, Ithaca, NY

Buttrick & Frawley, Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes (President James J. Clines; Secretary and Treasurer Nora C. Hastings)

H. A. Manning Co, Schenectady, NY

Ormond Hosiery Shop, Clothing Dealer, Eleanor A Bradley Manager
Hollywood Shoppe, Millinery, Mrs Teresa M Ingersoll Manager
American Legion Rooms 
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association

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