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Originally a branch of the Craven Bank, Bradford Market Street Branch
appears in the 1912 Post Office Directory of Bradford as a branch of the Bank
of Liverpool. This indicates its provenance
as the merger of the Craven Bank and the Bank of Liverpool, which takes place
in 1906. A full address and a
telephone number are also listed.
Market Street is closed in 1928, around the time of the creation of
the modern day Martins, and this is probably because the various Bradford
branches are compared with each other and the best ones kept for the new
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Title: |
Bradford Market Street
Closed 1928 |
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Type: |
Bank of Liverpool and Martins Branch |
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Address: |
26
Market Street Bradford Yorkshire |
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Hours: |
Mon
to Fri 1000-1500 |
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Saturday
0900-1130 |
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Telephone: |
Bradford
398 |
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Services: |
Counter
Only |
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Manager: |
Not
Known |
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