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Hebburn lies just to the
North East of Gateshead, and has been left off the map that was produced for
Martins Bank by Geographia Ltd in 1968, and published in Four Centuries of
Banking Vol II. The Branch here was
opened in 1880 by the North Eastern Banking Company, and passes to Martins
through the 1914 amalgamation of the NEBC and the Bank of Liverpool, and the
subsequent amalgamations that will lead to the creation of Martins Bank
Limited. In 2013 the town was
immortalised in a TV comedy series, and Martins Bank’s Branch at Hebburn
belongs now to a firm of funeral directors, proving rather neatly perhaps
that Hebburn really is a place on earth… |
In Service: 1 May 1880 until
1995 Image © Barclays Ref: 0030-1262 |
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There is no recorded visit
to Hebburn Branch by Martins Bank Magazine, but there are a number of staff
images in the gallery below, and a
short retirement article which is pulished in the Autumn 1946 edition, to say
goodye to Mr McConway, who at that
time had served as Manager of Hebburn Branch for nearly thirty years… |
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At
the close of business on 30th June Mr. R. K. McConway retired after
forty-seven years' service with the bank. At a little cerrmony held to mark
the occasion Mr. E. F. B. Middleton, the new manager, made the presentation
of a cheque from past and present members of the retiring manager's staff. Mr.
McConway entered the service at Hebburn Branch in 1899. After a period of
service at Newcastle upon Tyne he became manager at Felling in 1911. He was
appointed as manager at Whitley Bay Branch in 1913 and of Hebburn-on-Tyne in
1918, a position he held until his retirement. |
Image © Barclays Ref: 0030-1262 |
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