181 S Graham St 

This limestone building on the east side of the courthouse square was constructed by 1885. Like resource No. 12 to its south, it is shown on the 1907 Sanborn map extending into what is now the sidewalk. By 1912, this building had been cut back to align with the buildings to its north and became home to Farmers National Bank. The bank added its distinctive stone temple front featuring four monumental fluted classical columns with Corinthian capitals that support a large pediment. Behind the columns the façade has three bays on the first floor with a central entry and three bays on the second floor. Two fixed-metal sash windows fill each bay. Behind this building, adjoining the east elevation, is a  two-story brick-veneered addition and a metal carport.