
Opening in 1887 as the International Bank, the two-story structure originally featured a Victorian facade, but in 1912 the ground floor was altered to reflect the Modern Classical Revival style. It served as a bank until 1978 when it became home to the Edna Historical Museum. (NRHP)
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