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Bank of Oberlin

Architect: Mr. White
Category: financial institution; courthouse

The Bank of Oberlin was established in 1880 by Robert Alexander Marks and erected this building in circa 1886. It is a two-story, red brick, Italianate-style commercial block with limestone details and arched windows. It was nominated for its architectural significance and its association with local commerce.

• National Register Nomination

Immaculate Conception Church

Architect: Not listed
Category: religious facility

Constructed circa 1922 after a fire destroyed an earlier church, the Immaculate Conception Church was designed by Manhattan architect Mont Green. It replicates the Seven Dolors Catholic Church in Manhattan and is of the Mission style. It is a brick building with two square brick towers flanking the main entrance and has a red clay tile roof. Twelve stained glass arched windows line the side elevations and each depicts a scene in the life of Christ. The church was nominated for its architecture.

• State Register Nomination