National Bank - Downtown Webb City Historic District - Webb City, Missouri - NRHP Historic Districts - Contributing Buildings on Waymarking.com

108 N. Main Street
National Bank
ca. 1890
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Located on the corner of an alleyway and North Main Street, this two-story brick, two-part commercial block building has a rectangular plan and a parapet roofline with decorative brick corbelling. The storefront features a remodeled lower level with Dryvit wall surface, double metal framed window in the center flanked by entrance doors to the north and south. The north entrance has a small half-circular canopy over an inset metal and glass door and the south entrance is inset with a metal and glass door that leads to the upper level. The second level features four inset replacement windows with transoms.

Window detailing consists of an uninterrupted lintel and sill with brick corbelling surround. The north evaluation has decorative brick corbelling at the roofline and holds double-hung windows on the first and second levels; located in the center of the first level is an entrance door. The south elevation adjoins a two-story building that is not part of the district boundaries. According to Sanborn Fire Insurance maps this building originally house a bank and mining offices.