 The George Worthington Co. constantly required relocation to larger facilities.In 1882, the hardware-wholesale-turned industrial supply company moved into its last building on 820 St. Clair Avenue.Designed by the Cleveland architectural firm of Cuddell and Richardson, The George Worthington Building is noted as a "highly decorative brick structure, notable for its unusually wide window bays grouped in two multi-story arched ranks, a brick cornice, recessed spandrels and finials."