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It’s just like the
corner shop, really…
There was a window to the right of the door, showing the customer part
of the bank, but filled with advertising. Inside the bank there was a counter
at a right angle from the door, and a bank clerk's entrance through a door in
a large panel at a right angle with the left wall and from the end of
the counter. |
In Service: Tuesday 10 June 1930 until Friday 30 June 1978 Image:
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There was a table and some chairs against the left wall, allowing
customers to write cheques or other papers. There was no mechanisation, other
than adding machines in the bank, because most of the paperwork and money was
sent or taken to the main branch in Barrow, at Duke Street”…
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