This large two-story building was constructed of limestone and brick between 1902 and 1907 on the corner of E.  Washington St. and N. Graham Ave. to house Charles Neblett’s Dry Goods Store. The original building featured a firstfloor  storefront with transom windows facing west on S. Graham Ave. that wrapped around the corner to E.  Washington St. The corner had the appearance of a tower with parapets atop. The entire building had large windows  and was divided visually by vertical brick pilasters. Sometime between 1956 and 1980, Farmers-First National Bank  enclosed most of the windows and covered the building’s west and south elevations with stucco or concrete panels.The connected buildings consist of two limestone and brick buildings along E. Washington St. as two-part commercial blocks between 1907 and 1912. By 1966, the second floors of these buildings had been removed.