The telling room in the British Linen Bank on Threadneedle Street

Date:
15 Mar 1903
Location:
British Linen Bank, 37-38 Threadneedle Street, City And County Of The City Of London, Greater London Authority, EC2
Reference:
BL17566
Type:
Photograph (Negative)
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Description

The origins of the British Linen bank lie within the British Linen Company which was founded in 1746 to promote the Scottish linen industry. The company soon moved into banking, issuing its first notes in 1747. It became part of the Bank of Scotland in 1969. The Threadneedle Street branch was built to the designs of John Macvicar Anderson in 1902.

Content

This is part of the Series: HBL01/01 Series of photographic negatives and prints; within the Collection: HBL01 The Bedford Lemere Collection

Rights

Source: Historic England Archive

People & Organisations

Photographer: Boucher, Adolphe Augustus: Bedford Lemere And Company

Architect: Anderson, John Macvicar

Keywords

Banking Hall, Edwardian Bank (Financial)