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It was common for the Bank to take out an
advertisement in the local press when a branch was opened, moved or closed. Often
the advertising would feature the Bank’s Coat of Arms and other generic
content that mentioned one or more of the Bank’s services. In the case of
Ashington’s move to Station Road, we have only been able to find this short
piece written in the form of a news article, which may have been paid for
jointly by the Bank, and the architects whose company name and building
styles have prominence within the prose. |
In Service: 20 September
1892 until January 1930 |
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courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD Image reproduced with
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