Also, a plaque dedicated to the branch's World War II veterans is proudly displaced. Heavy wooden doors with brass fixtures lead to front executive offices and conference rooms. The ceiling has two tones of tile which are arranged to create rectangular designs. The executive offices and conference rooms are located on both sides of the entryway. These plush rooms exhibit heavy dentil mounding, plaster walls with wooden paneled wainscoting , wooden window frames and sills, and carpeted floors with occasional parquet flooring.
Ceilings are of tile, as in the lobby.
It appears as if these rooms have not been altered significantly since the early 1940's. Directly underneath the lobby's high guard tower is a brass security door. An employee entrance from Second Street leads into this hallway at the rear of the original building. The elevators are part of the 1950's extension, as is a shipping dock located at the rear. The shipping dock exterior entrance is also located on the Second Street side.