Graffiti decorated the brick wall above two blue dumpsters. A delivery truck was parked next to the building.

Graffiti covered both faces of the brick building as seen from this corner.

Graffiti not only covered the outside faces of the brick building, but also covered a few panes of a window.

White graffiti not only covered the back of the brick building, but it also covered part of a rain downspout.

One location on the outside wall of the brick building featured graffiti stacked on top of graffiti. Smaller graffiti decorated the panes of two windows.

Graffiti was painted in multiple colors on one of the back corners of the brick building.

The roll up door of the brick building was painted with white and black graffiti. One of the letters resembled a face with four teeth, one tooth of which was gold.

A sign on the face of the brick building advertised Brenner's Furniture store located elsewhere on West 8th Avenue.

One of the panes of glass in one of the front windows was broken. Graffiti covered it and several other panes. There was also graffiti on the electric weather head.

A sliding door on one face of the brick building had at one time been covered with graffiti. That sliding door was painted to erase the graffiti.

A letter of graffiti defaced part of a weathered sheet of plywood covering an opening in the side of the brick building.

A mostly clean set of window panes were all intact. Graffiti had been erased from the window panes, yet remained on the concrete header piece.

Moss covered several of the lower bricks on the side of the brick building. The moss was near to two ventilation bricks.

Weathered old wood boards covered an opening in the side of the brick building. Those boards created a lovely pattern in contrast to the graffiti below.