Father Pitt

N. G. Pollock of Cleveland was the architect of this small but rich-looking bank, which was built in about 1916.¹ It seems likely that some sort of ornate classical crest is missing from the corner above the name “First National Bank,” but otherwise the building is in good condition and still in use as a bank.

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1. Source: The Construction Record in 1915. “Architect N. G. Pollock, Garfield Building, Cleveland, has been selected to prepare plans for a one-story brick and stone office building for the First National Bank to cost $75,000.” ↩︎