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Located on the NE corner of Tulare and J (later, Fulton) streets. Built in 1889 to house the bank, which had been formed in the previous year. The building featured Renaissance Revival details and cost $70,000 to erect. The bank was purchased by the Bank of Italy (later, Bank of America) in 1916, and the building was demolished in 1917. A replacement of eight-story structure, housing the Bank of Italy, rose on the site in 1918.
Fresno National Bank Photographs Bank of Italy (Fresno, Calif.) History Sources Historic buildings--California--Fresno County--19th century--Photographs Bank buildings--California--Fresno County--19th century--Photographs Fresno (Calif.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--19th century--Photographs Fresno (Calif.)--Economic conditions--19th century
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