The Museum’s grand red brick building with its delightful turret, is a combination of Romanesque, Queen Anne and Classical architecture. Despite having once been converted into multi tenant apartments; the original oak woodwork and charming hand painted canvases on the ceiling in the front foyer were preserved. Original stained glass graces the open staircase that leads up to the second floor. The windows on the second and third levels of the structure provide a birds eye view of Cedarburg's historic district. Today the building houses the Cedarburg Art Museum and its collection of artwork.