Historic Bank of Oberlin and Landmark Inn

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Address 189 S. Penn Ave., Oberlin, Decatur County

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Historic Bank of Oberlin and Landmark Inn

Many homesteaders depended on this 1886 bank, which today houses the Landmark Inn. An impressive red-brick structure, it's still the signature building in town and has been restored to its Victorian splendor. The Landmark Inn, elegantly decorated with antique furnishings and vintage wallpaper, offers five second-story Victorian suites, and one ground-floor modern room with a Jacuzzi. Guests can enjoy a complimentary full gourmet breakfast in the Teller Room Restaurant. (NRHP)

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