Churchill & Churchil Attorneys have had their offices on the second floor of Moline's 1905 Telephone building since the 1950s. To expand their business to the street level required the removal of the old storefront and the addition of a new entry and multi-paned windows. The buildings brick work was cleaned, repaired and painted.

Removed layers of accumulated paint before painting this charming 1928 craftsman bungalow built by Edgar Liljegren in four historic colors.

Painted 1920 craftsman bungalow in four historic colors.

This two-part building was built in 1884 and 1889, and was scheduled for demolition in 1990. But after extensive restoration, it is now the showcase building on the avenue. The building underwent a power wash before replacement brick work was done and all new period windows were installed. Historic colors were applied to the cast iron work at street level and to the decorative cornice at the roof line, highlighting details that had not been seen in many years.

Restoration of this 1903 building began with teh removal of 1950s windows and replacing them with replicas of the original windows. This included opening up once again the beautiful arched windows on the second floor. Interior work included installation of period lighting and reopening the main floor entrance. A tin ceiling was uncovered, cleaned and painted and now complements the new Rehr Art Gallery on the second floor.

Built on the hillside just below Moline's historic Velie Mansion, owners chose to incorporate an impresive red tile roof, stately ground to roof windows and paint in a light buff color which is in harmony with the style of the neighboring mansion.