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A two-story building on a street corner with signage that reads "First Security Bank of Idaho N.A." A person is walking on the sidewalk in front of the building. Several windows display "First Security Bank of Idaho N.A." Signs are visible on both sides of the building. A bicycle is parked near the entrance.
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Title:
First Security Bank Building, Preston, Idaho
Description:
The First Security Bank Building was on the northwest corner of the main intersection (Oneida and State Streets). It was originally the First National Bank, which was merged with First Security in 1931. A year later the interior was modernized and in 1940 the exterior was smoothed over and stuccoed a monolithic white. Quarters were built upstairs for the Elks Lodge. Professional offices were also upstairs. Heavy fire damaged the building in 1948. It was torn down and a new bank built in 1970.
Subjects:
Preston Businesses Banks
Location:
Franklin County, Idaho
Source:
The Hometown Sketchbook, by Newell Hart. Neil Nelson, Douglas Webb, and Ray Cutler
Source Identifier:
47
Type:
Image;StillImage
Format:
image/jpeg
Language:
eng
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Citation:
"First Security Bank Building, Preston, Idaho", Franklin County Images, Larsen-Sant Public Library, https://digitallibraryofidaho.github.io/franklin-county-images/items/pchmbr_062.html
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