Preserving Louisiana’s historic places since 1979

Endangered

Bank of Pollock

1909

Year Built

2019

Year Listed

Pollock

City

Grant

Parish

The Bank of Pollock was designed by New Orleans/Monroe based architect, William Drago, featuring a prolific center arch entrance.  The bank closed in 1925 due to embezzlement by a bank teller and never reopened.  The building found reuse as a theater, jail, school, offices, and currently holds an art gallery and antique shop.  The building suffers from water damage and cracked masonry.