Known as the Old Stone Bank, this building was one of the only structures which survived the Great Fire of 1910. Built by the Bradley Drug Company, the building was quickly rehabbed and put back into use after the great fire. A lump of metal, part of it formed into strings, and molten nickels welded together that had been $20 in 5-cent pieces were put on a display in the store's window. The building would later host the First National Bank. This location would host the local telephone company, Doc: Jones's office, and many other dentists and area physicians.