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Oldest Bank Building in America - Pennsylvania

Oldest Bank Building in America - Pennsylvania, Philadelphia - built in 1795 for the First Bank of the United States. Bought by Stephen Girard in 1815 and occupied by him until his death in 1831. The home of the Girard National Bank since 1832. Date: circa 1910s

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1795 Bank Columns Frontage Girard Impressive Oldest Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pillars Stephen


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This photograph, taken in the 1910s, showcases the Oldest Bank Building in America, located in the historic city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Built in 1795, this architectural marvel was originally the home of the First Bank of the United States. The classical style building, with its impressive frontage, features tall pillars and intricately carved columns, exuding an air of grandeur and importance. Stephen Girard, a prominent businessman and philanthropist, purchased the building in 1815 and made it his residence until his death in 1831. The building then became the home of the Girard National Bank in 1832. The Oldest Bank Building in America stands as a testament to the rich history of the United States and the important role that financial institutions have played in shaping the nation's economic landscape. The building's classical design, with its imposing steps leading up to the entrance, continues to draw the attention of visitors and history buffs alike. This photograph captures the building in its glory days, showcasing the timeless beauty and historical significance of this national treasure. The Oldest Bank Building in America remains an impressive structure, a reminder of the past and a symbol of the enduring power of financial institutions.

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