Bank of Russellville - Russellville, Ar. - Converted Bank Buildings on Waymarking.com

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"The Bank of Russellville Building (PP0079) was one of the twenty-one buildings constructed immediately after the 1906 fire. This two-atom brick building is located at the hub of the downtown business district and features decorative brisk detailing. Rusticated stone above second floor windows and round arched first floor entrances lend a slight Romanesque Revival style influence. Located on a corner lot at the intersection of West Main and West Commerce Streets, the Bank of Russellville Building is another of the two-story comer lot anchor buildings which give stability to the blocks of downtown."

Address: 220 W Main Russellville, Ar. 72801 Year: 1906 Website: [Web Link] Current Use of Building: Lemley House Art Guild

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