[Market Street Wharf, with two of Bristol’s banking institutions visible]
Item
Dublin Core
Identifier
7.13b.093
Description
The white building with columns is the former Farmer’s Bank founded in 1814. The red brick building is First Service Bank erected in 1950 by the Bristol Trust Company, later to be called Delaware Valley Bank, Philadelphia National Bank, and First Union Bank. In 1998 First Union Bank and Fidelity Bank merged to become Wachovia Bank. In May of 1999 First Service Bank opened at this site.
Date
Undated
Rights
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Collection
Citation
“[Market Street Wharf, with two of Bristol’s banking institutions visible],” Grundy Archive, accessed December 22, 2024, https://archive.grundylibrary.org/items/show/1958.