Powers Hotel (1914, 1919), 400 North Broadway: Classical Revival, five story, red brick, stone trim and belt courses. First three stories built in 1914-15 for $65,000 from plans by Hancock Brothers, for and by T. J. Powers & Co., contractors. Top two stories added in 1919 from plans by William F. Kurke. Original fenestration intact.
The 1919 alteration included removing parapet at top of third story, leaving stone name block: "Powers Hotel."
Operated as Powers Hotel until 1981. Now reused as senior citizen housing.
402 Broadway, the former Powers Hotel Coffee Shop, is now the future home of Spaghetti Western.