Thanks for the comments, Debra. 
As for your question about the type of masonry, the bottom floor (street level) was made of local, rusticated (unfinished or rough) stone. The upper two floors were constructed of ashlar block. The ashlar blocks allowed for a very thin grout line which created the illusion of a smooth, more refined surface.

I would love to see this building in person someday. Thanks for voting to include it in the Time Capsule. 

:-)
Jill