New Washington State Bank, 203 E. Main St.

This photo was taken in 1974 but you can see that the building has not changed too much since then.

From the New Washington State Bank website: "On March 6, 1908, the original New Washington State Bank opened on Main Street in New Washington, IN. The Bank was founded by a group of ten prominent business leaders and farmers who felt New Washington and the surrounding farming communities would be better served with a bank of their own. From our humble beginning in 1908, The New Washington State Bank has added branches in the surrounding communities of Henryville, Charlestown, Borden, Jeffersonville, Sellersburg, Scottsburg, River Ridge and most recently New Albany. As a local bank, all decisions are made here in Southern Indiana and customers enjoy the personal banking relationships."