Abbeville Fire Department (former), 109 (111), 113 South Main Street (ca. 1924): Two-story, brick fire department building faced in Philadelphia brick. Facade is divided into two sections, separated by paneled brick pilasters which terminate in decorative pylons with ball finials. 109 (1ll) South Main was the original fire truck entrance; it has recently been retrofitted with a storefront with single door entrance and display window, similar to the storefront of 113 South Main. Each section contains a seven-light transom with denticulated cornice on the first story level and two six-aver-six windows with concrete corner blocks and keystones on the second story. The parapet consists of a metal cornice with egg and dart band, surmounted by a green tile pent roof. Architect was James C. Hemphill..