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[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/2057510?locg=63 Seventy-five years of progress, 1855-1930] S. Sternberg | |||
Revision as of 12:10, 1 September 2015
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank opened on May 14, 1855. It started as one room at Pickman Place. J. Vincent Browne was the force
behind the Bank's opening years. He was also the bank's first Treasurer.
In 1858, the Bank moved to the recently completed Downing Block, 175 Essex Street.
In 1872, the bank moved to the new Northey Building in Town House Square on the northwest corner of Washington and Essex Street.
The Bank's Headquarters are at 210 Essex Street.
See Also
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank: 150 Years of Service, Innovation, and growth; 1855-2005
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank, 1855-1955 : the story of its first hundred years by E. Dodge
Seventy-five years of progress, 1855-1930 S. Sternberg
