This two story, frame construction building at 200 North Broad Street is the home of the Fremont Creamery Company. The business is identified by lettering painted on the south exterior wall which reads: "Fremont Creamery Co., Cash for Eggs, Poultry, and Cream." The wooden structure with its horizontal lap siding is punctuated by numerous double hung windows with twenty-seven of them visible in this image. Other architectural details include basement windows, a wooden cornice at the roofline, and a double door with diagonal sheathing. One brick chimney is also visible on the flat roof. Train tracks are seen very near the south side of the building. The partially visible structure to the left was originally built by the Hoy brothers to house their hay business.
