Crosbyton's first bank site began with First State Bank, soon named First National, opening here in 1909 in a new two-story concrete block and stone building erected by C. B. Livestock Company for bank and office use. In 1917, Citizens National Bank, established in 1905, purchased the property when it moved here from Emma, then the county seat. On December 14, 1929, the two banks merged. In 1952, a new bank building was erected over the original basement and part of the old foundation. The 1965 stockholders and directors were R. A. Jefferies, Russell McCurdy, John Hughes, Leslie Mitchell, James C. Reed, and John Brown.