The Link and Link Building, in Historic Downtown Palestine, circa 1910 is an early 20th century 2-part commercial block building. The prominent historic corner store features transom windows to create ample lighting inside. Stone cast lion heads are at the front faade, used as decorative hardware to hold the canopy. The building was once home to East Texas' leading drug store, Bratton Drugs. The drugstore featured an elaborate ice cream parlor & mercantile. The second story housed offices for professional tenants. The high curbs outside were originally used when dismounting from buggies & horses. There have been recent modern updates: roof, electric, & ADA bathrooms. Building fronts 3 streets.