Originally, Clendenin State Bank/Bank One, this 11,170 sq. ft. was designed in 1923 by, C. Knapps and Haviland, architects. The commercial sector's most prominent example of Neo-Classical architecture, the limestone building features a monumental recessed ionic portico with marble floors throughout interior. Exterior has two two-story columns surrounding glass door entrance on Main Street. Originally the office of, Clendenin State Bank/Bank One, 2-4 Main St., 1923, C. , and most recently Chase Bank, this area is in need of a local bank location. However, creative minds can visualize many other uses for the National Registry property. With that designation comes many grants for restoration, exterior and interior included.
