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The Bank
of Liverpool and Martins opens a branch in 1924, at 5 Station Parade in the
area known as New Eltham. It will operate as a sub-Branch to Sidcup until being
relocated to larger premises in Footscray Road in 1932. The Bank already has
another Branch in the area, at 80 Eltham High Street - one of the original
branches of Martin’s Private Bank which joins with the Bank of Liverpool at
the end of the First World War. New
Eltham survives as a full Branch of Martins until it is closed for the Second
World War but not re-opened. |
In Service:
3 November 1924 until 1932
Extracts
Bank of Liverpool and Martins Annual Report and Accounts 1924 © Barclays
Image
© B T 1932 |
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