Bas relief, First National bank building

There are many panels depicting local industry. This one shows a logger wielding an axe. Built 1929, opened November, 1930. The bank closed many years ago and other businesses have occupied the building. It is now occupied by a restaurant and offices.

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Diane Putnam ^club has replied

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Yes, according to the source on the previous photo, "First National Bank survived the Depression." Oddly, the article doesn't say when it closed and I don't remember if it was still a bank when I left here in 1962. Well, a 13-year-old wouldn't notice anything like that, anyway!

7 years ago.

Don Barrett (aka DBs…

Glad to see the building has been preserved...

7 years ago.

Diane Putnam ^club has replied

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Yes, it's a good old building.

7 years ago.

Léopold ^club

Let's wait patiently down there when they will throw their money through these windows to give back to the people what they deserve.

7 years ago.

Diane Putnam ^club has replied

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I will have my basket ready! ;-)

7 years ago.

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