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Construction of Continental Bank.
22. Columbia Savings
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The Columbia Savings building was on the NE corner of Hampden and Galapago. Currently Coldstone Ice Cream and Ross occupy the space.
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Lawrence Stones was appointed as a new officer of the Englewood Savings and Loan in 1957.
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Paul Mullen was named assistant Vice-President of Englewood State Bank in 1960.
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The view is to the North from Kenyon. Colonial Bank is the round white structure on the left. This was previously Key Savings and the architect was Charles Deaton.
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The view is to the North along South Broadway. Colonial Bank is on the left and the Army Surplus is on the right.
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Republic National Bank is now (in 2004) Community First Bank.
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Vincent G. Herr of 3441 S. Marion was named Vice-President of Englewood State Bank.
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Spencer Marr was named to the Board of Directors of the Englewood Savings and Loan Association in 1960.
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The view is looking to the West from the Wells Fargo Bank. On the right is the former Phar-mor building. The Joslin's building is center left and the old Library building is in the far left edge of the picture. The demolition can be seen in the center of the picture.
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First National Bank building in the flood of 1917.
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The white building on the left is the original Key Savings bank. The architect for Key Savings was Charles Deaton. The view is to the east.
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First Federal Savings was started by Melvin and Lillian Ericson in 1934. The bank was located at 3496 South Broadway.
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The view is to the North on the west side of South Broadway. Joslin's is at 3315 S. Broadway and First National Bank is at 3311 S. Broadway.