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Photograph of the banking hall in the Midland Bank branch at Threadneedle Street, London, UK

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Photograph of the entrance to the Stationery Department and Stores at the head office of the London City and Midland Bank on Threadneedle Street, London, UK
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Photograph of the entrance to the Stationery Department and Stores at the head office of the London City and Midland Bank on Threadneedle Street, London, UK
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Photograph showing the banking hall. Two long wooden counters are lined with metal grilles, with a large domed ceiling above. On the left hand side is an open working area filled within wooden desks. The First World War memorial, installed in November 1921, can be seen on the wall towards the back of the photograph. To the right hand side of the memorial there is an employee in a wooden booth marked 'Enquiries'.
Date
c. 1950
HSBC Reference Number
UK 1456-1467-0039
Archive Record Type
Image
Extent
1 photograph
Measurements
160 x 210
Units
mm
Colour
Black and White
Photographer Name
H Parker
London Bank buildings United Kingdom Midland Bank (now HSBC UK)

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