The two parcels form an L shape surrounding an unrelated commercial building at the southern junction of South Canal and Main Streets in downtown Natchez.

The bank facade has a Greek Temple projection, with four Ionic columns supporting a full entablature and gabled pediment.

Levin R. Marshall, who lived at the suburban Natchez Richmond estate, helped found the bank and was president for a number of years.

The bank portion of the building has seen a variety of uses over its period of existence, including as a Christian Science center in the 1970s.

which has in the past been a girls school and a boarding house for many years, by verbal tradition was enjoyed by Jesse James.