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At the time of the 1918
Merger of the Bank of Liverpool with Martin’s Private Bank, the Foreign Branch of the Bank of Liverpool and
Martins’ is found at 3 Fenwick Street.
Barclays Group Archives tell us that the records they hold for the
Bank of Liverpool include correspondence relating to Fenwick Street which
dates back to at least 1884. The Foreign business of the Bank of Liverpool
and Martins is conducted from 3 Fenwick Street until 1922, when the Foreign
Branch is listed at 6 Water Street for five years. Then in 1928, 3 Fenwick
Street is used again until the completion in 1932 of the Bank’s new Head
Office Building, 4-6 Water Street. |
In Service: 1919 until 24 October 1932
Extract
from Martins Bank Limited Annual Report and Accounts for 1929 – © Barclays |
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Our gallery below shows
those members of staff who are recorded as working for Liverpool Foreign up
to 1932. Several of them can also be
seen on our Liverpool Overseas Page, as their careers continue at the new
Liverpool Overseas Branch. Sadly, there are no period images of 3 Fenwick Street
as Liverpool Foreign. This
advertisement is from the Millom Gazette, 28 January 1921. Image Rights Unknown. Image created
courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD Image reproduced with kind permission
of The British Newspaper Archive |
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