This bank is distinguished by bold classical details and lavish materials. Its opulence is evident, from the veneer of pink granite below the water table and the black granite columns on the limestone facade to the interior finishes of the original banking chamber. The restrained cornice is highlighted by stylized eagles perched on wheat sheaves and swags. A rich sculptural program of stylized animals and plants includes bulls' and rams' heads, corn cobs, and swans. Today, a dropped ceiling covers the original gilded, coffered ceiling, enormous brass chandeliers, a clock, and black marble pilaster strips. However, they can be seen from the mahogany-paneled boardroom on the third story of the stack of offices at the rear of the interior.