Another impressive commercial corner, this has a first floor constructed of rough-faced stone blocks, with stone stringcourses elaborating the second story. The metal cornice is ornamented with floral swags and egg-and-dart molding, and a corner clock recalls the time when the First National Bank occupied the ground floor.
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