According to the 1896 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map, the site was vacant. By 1922, the 40'x60' structure housed Moore Brothers Garage (Clarence and Coiner), and by 1930, the garage added a 30' extension on the south side.

The garage was known as Fred Weimar's Garage in the 1930s and 1940s.

Burke Brothers had a gas station and car dealership in this location during the 1960s.

Bob Fischer purchased the building in 1971 and opened Fischer's Auto Repair which is still in business.

A display area was in the front of the building and a repair shop in the back.

Moore's Garage, built circa 1910, is a one-story brick building with a raised parapet decorated with a dogtooth brick pattern. The stepped parapet and bays on the east side are separated by raised pilasters. The front (north) elevation has two large fixed-pane display windows and a recessed garage door with a wood panel door. The north elevation has newer fixed-pane windows and one original four-pane wood sash window. A segmental arch is above the original wood garage doors on the north side. The three panel folding doors have multi-pane windows on the upper portion and recessed panels on the lower section decorated with cross boards. The rear (south) elevation has a series of six-over-six doublehung wood sash segmental arch windows. All the brick work has been painted with the exception of the rear elevation.

Description and Cultural Data based on
research by Donovan & Associates