Built in 1894 by Jim H. Love, this block originally housed his dry goods store in the south room while the north side was rented to Johnson Drug Store until a fire in 1903 forced remodeling. The building no longer has its original façade, but the south side still shows features such as a corbeled cornice, segmental arched windows, and two cast metal lion’s heads, while the replacement façade wraps around the corner and includes typical Neo-classical details. After the remodeling, Love combined both rooms, and in 1905 the Golden Eagle Department Store, a branch of a successful Oskaloosa business, moved in. Since then, the building has been divided into two parts and has housed several different businesses.