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Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank

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Waterfoot Branch and its sub-Branch at Whitewellbottom come into the possession of Martins Bank in January 1928 when the Bank of Liverpool and Martins Limited amalgamates with the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank Limited, to create the modern day Martins Bank.

In Service: 1906 until 1957

 

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Rossendale

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Extract from Martins Bank Limited Annual Report © Barclays 1940

 

This area of Rossendale doesn’t show on our map, so we’ve highlighted the general area to give you an idea of where we are talking about!  Our Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank Records for 1922 state that Whitewellbottom opens Monday Wednesday and Friday, but gives no times. From Martins Bank’s Annual Report and Accounts for 1940 (above) we have confirmation of the Branch status and the name of the Manager. Whitewellbottom closes in 1957 at a time when Martins is renovating or closing a number of outlets ahead of the second southwards expansion of the Bank.

Title:

Type:

Address:

Index Number and District:

Hours:

 

Telephone:

Services:

Manager:

11-864 Whitewellbottom

Sub to 11-864 Waterfoot  

Whitewellbottom Waterfoot Lancashire

788 Manchester

Mon Wed and Fri – hours unknown

No Saturday Service

No telephone

Counter Only

Mr J E Phillipson Manager (Waterfoot)

 

Whitefield

1906

3 January 1928

25 July 1942

1946

1957

Opened by Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank

Martins Bank Limited

Closed for World War 2

Re-opened

Closed

Whitley Bay

 

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