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By the mid sixties, Martins
Bank’s programme of opening new Branches reaches full steam in the South
West. The Bank choose Symes Avenue Hartcliffe as the site of the latest
Branch in its Bristol Portfolio. Martins Bank is no stranger to Bristol, and
its connection with the City dates back to 1937 with the opening of BRISTOL
CITY OFFICE
at Corn Street, followed three years later by a Branch at Whiteladies Road,
Clifton. The Bank opens Broadmead in 1957, and Branches at NEWFOUNDLAND STREET, QUEEN
SQUARE
and UNIVERSITY
open between 1960
and 1967. |
In Service: 6 October 1966 until
November 1991
Branch Images © Barclays Ref:
0030-0413
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Bristol
is also the home of Martins Bank’s SOUTH WESTERN DISTRICT OFFICE, and BRISTOL TRUSTEE AND INVESTMENT OFFICE. There is no visit to Hartcliffe by Martins Bank
Magazine. This Branch fares well under
Barclays, turning from self accounting sub to full Branch in 1969, and
staying open until the end of 1991.
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