No change: main building -- yellow; kitchen -- blue. For many years the Maison de Ville has occupied this 2½-story masonry building. Although the main building appears to be of late 19th-century vintage, it likely incorporates a 1½-story brick cottage that was altered and had a second floor added between 1876 and 1896. From 1800-22, the early cottage and the extant detached service building were owned and perhaps built by the early 19th-century architects, Gurlie and Guillot.