Although the economic character of Cedar Hill changed gradually, the architectural complexion of the area appears to have changed little since the late 1940s. The best remaining example of scattered commercial structures built in Cedar Hill is the Michael W. Ferrell Building at 1296-1304 State Street. Mostly brick structures were popping up around the area. An excellent example would also be the John H. Slator Building (built and owned by John Slator, President of the Masons at the time), a late 19th-century Italianate style detached duplex row house at 1515-1517 State Street. And is a registered historical home.