A ceremony was held by Central National Bank on January 24, 1931, and the tower was completed on August 20, 1930.

The new building contained other office spaces which was leased by prominent Battle Creek attorneys, physicians, dentists, accountants, and real estate agents.

[2] The buildings exterior was made with buff-colored Indiana Oolitic limestone, perched on a black granite base.

The main central entrance is set into a large square-head portal which is faced with grey granite.

In 1959, a Thunderbolt tornado siren, manufactured by Federal Signal, was installed along with an American Flag atop the tower.

It has a nearly square-plan tower located in front along Michigan Avenue, and a four-story section extending to the rear.

The exterior of the tower is faced with buff-colored Indiana Oolitic limestone, perched on a black granite base.

The main central entrance is set into a large square-head portal which is faced with gray granite.

The third and seventeenth floors contain a series of carved limestone panels with stylized floral motifs.