1915 East Market Street

From the National Register nomination

July 2009: The building is built into the hill, stands three stories in height, and was constructed in three phases. The first block has four bays on its north elevation and is constructed of brick laid in five-course American bond. The header course alternates headers and stretchers. This portion of the building contains a 6/6 double-hung, wood window in each bay. This block is capped with a hipped roof and has an internal brick chimney and the first floor has been altered. The first, two-bay, three-story, brick addition is attached to the east side of this original block and is set on a random coursed ashlar foundation with raised joints. This block is illuminated with 6/6 wood windows in each bay except for the third floor's west bay. The second addition is attached to the east elevation, three stories, one-bay, and constructed of brick laid in six-course American bond. It has a flat roof and contains two large open doorways on the first story, a set of three 6/6 windows on the second story, and a single, 15/15, round-headed window on the third story with a segmental arch above. The entire building is built into the bank side. The main entrance is located in the original block's west elevation and the building's lobby features a significant exposed rock outcropping.