Stephenville State Bank built their headquarters in 1953 as a post-war modern building on the corner of W. Washington  St. and S. Columbia Ave. It featured stone walls and a second-story narrow ribbon of continuous windows on the west  half and architectural veneer panels on the east half. One large post on the west end supported a wide and deep awning  that covered an off-center entry. In 2005, the City of Stephenville adapted this building for use as its offices. The city  covered the building with stucco and veneer panels, obscuring many of its original architectural details, including  covering some of the ribbon of windows.This resource also has three small adjoining one-story shops constructed of brick between 1930 and 1949 along W. Washington St. Originally, these buildings did not adjoin the buildings to their west or east. In 2005, the City of Stephenville incorporated these buildings into their city hall to serve as the city council chambers. During this remodeling, the buildings were covered with stucco and veneer panels, obscuring their original materials and architectural features.