Built in 1904 for Troy Hackler (1836-1906), this building housed a bank and doctors’ offices. The bank was chartered on 6 April 1904 with a board of directors consisting of Samuel T. Marrs, Troy Hackler, Andrew Bratton, L.C. Jackson, Jay Grow, J.W. Spencer, W.H. Grove, H.T. Mabry, and J.M. Elliott. It closed in 1927 because of insufficient funds, reopened as the Farmers and Merchants State Bank, and closed again in 1932 when President Roosevelt declared a month’s moratorium for all banks, after which it never reopened.