1915 Bank Sign

[greenacres]

That's the correct address.  Just heard back from the museum.  The museum had about the same info. I asked her a couple of more questions, such as, importance and if the only value was the bronze. I know the history value but importance as hit the lottery for a couple of bucks,  I'm sure it's depositors would like some money back! They should have checked about the FDIC. Now a very trendy area. Everything is being bought up and redone.

[fancypants]

Might be fun to check out the building for old mounting marks/filled holes where your sign plaque was mounted (usually right @ the front doors , or on the corner of the building) & take a pic of it & the building together ?

I spent some time working in the banking industry , and found it a common practice for banks to cover old mounting spaces (for such plaques) on buildings with larger bronze plaques (go figure ... it's the depositors cash that funds such "items") !

 

[greenacres]

I should drive down and get some photos before it's totally rehabbed. Absolutely true about the bank. How many bad loans were given out,or that went bad especially in the 90's.