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The Bank of Liverpool and Martins opens its Liverpool Foreign Branch at 3 Fenwick Street in 1919, shortly after the Merger of the Bank of Liverpool and Martin’s Private Bank. The Foreign business of the new bank is transacted here until 1932, when the branch is moved to the new Head Office building in Water Street. The image above (courtesy GOOGLE MAPS WITH STREET VIEW ®) shows the original home of Liverpool Foreign, which, one or two modern fittings aside, looks not too different from how it would have been seen in the 1920s. Our gallery below shows those members of staff who are recorded as working for Liverpool Foreign before or up to 1932. Several of them can also be seen on our Liverpool Overseas Page, as their careers continue in the new branch after 1932.
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Mr T Lewin On the staff 1919 to 1932	Mr W C H Griffiths On the staff 1919 to 1932			Mr G R Tarn On the staff 1921 to 1922	Mr C H Billieu Pro manager 1922 to 1932
Mr L W Lloyd Pro Manager 1922 to 1932	Mr W M Dodd Accountant 1922 to 1932			Mr A C Daniels Pro Manager 1923 to 1932	Mr J E Deyes On the Staff 1929 to 1932
Mr K W Smith Pro Manager 1929 to 1932
Title:			11-444 Liverpool Foreign
Type:			Foreign Currency and trade services branch
Address:			3 Fenwick Street Liverpool 2
Hours:			Mon to Fri 1000-1500
			Saturday 0900-1130
Telephone:			CENtral 4910
Services:			Foreign transactions and dealing
Manager:			Not Listed
1919		Opened by Bank of Liverpool and Martins Limited
1928		Martins Bank Limited
1932		Moved to 6 Water Street
2012		Private Residence
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