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sp2 That Martins Bank has so many branches along the Fylde
coast is due in no small measure to the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank, who,
at the time of the creation of the modern day Martins Bank in 1928 provides
Martins with a number of small sub-Branches - at Cleveleys, St Annes on the
Sea, Lytham Road, South Shore,
and one large branch at 30 Corporation Street. Between 1928 and 1929 the Branch
is given a refit and is relaunched in the annual Report and Accounts for 1929
as a Main Branch of Martins with three
sub-Branches to look after. However, the Bank of
Liverpool’s substantial property at 22 Clifton Street eventually wins out,
and 30 Corporation Street is closed just nine years after the merger of the
Bank of Liverpool and Martins with the Lancashire & Yorkshire Bank. The period view of
Corporation street Branch is from 1922 and is part of the W N Townson Bequest
to Martins Bank Archive. |
In Service: 1893 until 1937 Image © Martins Bank
Archive Collections - W N Townson Bequest |
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