National Valley Bank, Bank building in Staunton, US.
National Valley Bank is a stone bank building in Staunton featuring three bays with semi-engaged Corinthian columns flanking the central entrance. It was designed in 1903 by the architectural firm Collins, T.J. & Son.
The bank was founded in 1865 by General John Echols, who served as its first president until 1896. His son Edward later took over leadership from 1905 to 1915.
The building reflects classical Roman design ideals in its materials and interior details. The use of granite, brick, and carved limestone combined with a coffered ceiling shows careful attention to craftsmanship.
The building sits within the Beverley Historic District and can be viewed from outside for architectural study. You can locate it using coordinates 38.1492, -79.0733.
The structure earned recognition on both the National Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Landmarks Register. This dual recognition highlights its importance in Staunton's architectural heritage.
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