FCSarch 23 Greek Revival 1

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First Bank of the US, 1795

First Bank of the US, 1795 (3rd & Chestnut)

First Bank of the US

First Bank of the US Date in Roman numerals (1795)

First Bank of the US, side view. Was on a busy street with lots of

other buildings.

Map of Independence Park

SECOND BANK OF THE US, 1819 William Strickland

Second Bank of the US, 1818

William Strickland, 4th and Chestnut

Second Bank of the US

Second Bank of the US, park facade

Second Bank of the US, side

Second Bank of the US, old photo with buildings on either

side

Second Bank of the US, plan

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