The Danvers Herald a newspaper of the small New England village is an old white building with two stories and large windows, centered on one side of its long facade. It has simple yet elegant architecture, a central door surrounded by columns leading to steps that lead up from ground level, and several blue banners hanging above it. The front wall features crests or coat of arms in silver and red, adding an element of history and pride to the structure's design. The scene is depicted in the style of a classical painter, with precise architectural details and heraldic symbols rendered with care. Make it in sepia and aged as a photo taken in 1920