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Rooms where for a century the banks destiny was directed (b / w photo)
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Rooms where for a century the banks destiny was directed (b / w photo)
6008232 Rooms where for a century the banks destiny was directed (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Rooms where for a century the banks destiny was directed. Illustration for Harmsworths Business Encyclopedia and Commercial Educator (c 1926).); © Look and Learn
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Bank Bank Building Bank Buildings Bank Of England Banker Business Business Enterprises Commercial Corporations Court Room Destiny Free Trade Friezes Garden Court Goods Transport Governor Medallions Rooms Taylor Windows Pillared St Christopher Le Stocks
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Rooms where for a century the banks destiny was directed (b/w photo) captures the historical significance of a pivotal location in London's financial district. This photograph, taken by an English Photographer in the 20th century, showcases a private collection that offers a glimpse into the past. The image portrays rooms within the Bank of England, where decisions were made that shaped the course of commerce and trade for over a hundred years. The pillared windows and intricate friezes adorned with medallions create an atmosphere of grandeur and importance. One room depicted is known as Garden Court, exuding elegance with its ornate details. Another notable space is St Christopher le Stocks court room, where influential figures such as Taylor, Governor at that time, conducted business affairs. In particular, this photograph highlights the presence of Montague Collett Norman - right honourable banker who played a significant role in shaping economic policies during this era. His influence can be seen through his office captured within this frame. This snapshot from Harmsworths Business Encyclopedia and Commercial Educator (c 1926) provides us with valuable insight into early to mid-20th-century banking practices. It serves as a reminder of how these historic bank buildings served as centers for business enterprises and corporations involved in goods transport and free trade. With its rich history and architectural splendor on display, this print transports viewers back to an era when financial powerhouses dictated global economies.
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