Two adjoining stone and brick two story commercial buildings sharing a common façade, the LHS being the original Helper State Bank building constructed in 1914, the RHS constructed in 1924, both originally owned by Helper State Bank. The Helper State Bank was founded in 1910 at the original Joseph Barboglio building. The list of incorporators included:

Name	Residence	No. of Shares
Joseph Barboglio	Helper	30
William Hamilton	Helper	25
J.M. Whitmore	Price	20
George Whitmore	Nephi	20
Frank Grosso	Price	20
L.O. Hoffmann	Price	17
W.B. McCue	Sunnyside	10
D. Bergera	Helper	10
August Littizette	Helper	10
Peter Bozone	Helper	10
B. Vignetto	Helper	10
Joseph Blumberg	Helper	10
W.S. Avery	Helper	10
M.P. Bergera	Helper	10
Joseph Grosso	Helper	5
B. Flaim	Helper	5
S. Sheya	Helper	5
Jouflas and Diamanti	Helper	5
F.R. Slopansky	Helper	10
James Rolando	Helper	3
R.B. Morrison	Helper	3
John Slice	Helper	1
Alex Gordon	Helper	1

In 1914 the bank was moved into the LHS of the building, and in c. 1960 it expanded into the RHS. The upstairs of both building have generally been professional offices, especially doctors and lawyers. The original Helper telephone exchange was housed in the rear of the RHS second floor. The first floor of the RHS has housed both the Castle Rock Mercantile managed by Vieta and Rebol ; and probably the Helper Drug Store, managed by R.G. McGonigal. Major façade modifications have either destroyed or concealed the original “neo-classical” façade and ionic columns.

136 South Main Street in the Helper Commercial District in Helper, Utah