Echoing the design of the earlier Rockingham National Bank (RH5), this five-and-a-half-story bank is of buff-colored brick with stone trim and has a rough-faced stone first floor. Rusticated lintels and voussoirs and a round corner tower add a Romanesque flavor. The mansard roof has parapet-gabled dormers and the recessed corner entrance is marked by two polished pink Doric columns. Bucher also designed the Masonic temple (1906) at 102–114 S. Main. This three-and-a-half-story brick building with storefronts at ground level rises to a modillion cornice. The building's three central bays are slightly recessed and outlined with pilasters, and have flat-headed paired windows on the second floor and arched windows on the third.