11-206 Riding Mill - sub to Corbridge

The Bank of Liverpool and Martins opens a sub-Branch to Corbridge at Riding Mill, Northumberland, in 1923. It does not last very long, and is Mill is closed in 1935 as part of the first of three waves of branch closures undertaken by the modern day Martins Bank. 1930s closures result from consolidation following the merger with the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank, the rebuilding 68 Lombard Street and the erection of the Bank’s Head Office premises in Water Street, Liverpool. We have no image of this branch, so if you can help with images or information about this or any of Martins Bank’s 1000+ Branch Buildings please do get in touch with us at the usual address: martinsbankarchive@btinternet.com.