The Senior Block at 374-380 High Street was built in 1898. It took the place of the Browning Hall. The Senior Block had a bank and a business school there. It is built in the tripartite style of the American Renaissance. Henry Senior had the building made and George Alderman designed it. By 1909 City Realty had purchased it.
Mostly this is known for being the home of Park National Bank. But in 1922 City National Bank is here.
In 1900 there was a dentist in one of the rooms.
In 1915 Louis LaFrance also had his contractor business here.
In 1900 the fraternal group Bay State Club meets here. Also that year the Lenox Club meets here.
According to the Sanborn maps:
Sanborn 1884 map shows the city block is empty
Sanborn 1889 map shows a 5 story building that is called the Browning Hall
Sanborn 1895 map – shows a 5 story building
Sanborn 1915 map it gives the year of construction as 1898
Sanborn 1949 map there was the Park National Bank
Sanborn 1956 map there was the Park National Bank