The First National Bank of Hutchinson, Hutchinson's first bank, has stood on the corner of Sherman and Main since 1876, when its first building was purchased from C.C. Hutchinson. In 1911, on Lot 1, architect Daniel Burnham designed Hutchinson's first skyscraper for the site. The bank was renovated and expanded in 1957 and again in 1972-74 to create the present-day building. In 1872, Lot 1 was C.C. Hutchinson's Land Office, Lot 5 was A.F. Horner's Building, and Lot 9 was the E.L. Meyer Drug Store.