Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Charter # 4004
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2nd Charter Period - 1882 "Brown
Back" $5’s, $50’s, and $100’s were issued,
and all are known to exist today. 1 of 6 known Brown Backs on this bank. Image Courtesy of Tim Kyzivat
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3rd
Charter – 1902 “Date Back” 1 of only 2 known presently Jim Fitzgerald Collection |
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Notice signature on left “Renfro”, as he also was Cashier as American NB, then, on to Ft Worth NB. |
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1902 “Plain
Back” Currently have a
total of 26 Plain Back notes recorded, in $5’s, $10’s, and $20’s. Jim Fitzgerald Collection |
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Building from 1899 – 1921 Where are the corner entrances today in buildings? |
1921 – 1927 Ft Worth National took over in 1927 Known as the “Tallest building West of the Mississippi”
when opened. |
Building Today, called “Transport Life Building” Empty for past couple of years, destined (as of 2004)
to be converted into Loft Apartment. |
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Updated as
of 3/12/04