Minute books, 1807-1836.

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Minute books, 1807-1836.

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Minutes document the discussions, decisions, and actions of the board of directors. Included are lists of notes approved for discount, resolutions of the board, reports to the board from various committees, and decisions pursuant to the daily operation of the bank.

2 cubic ft. (5 v. and 1 partial v.)

Kentucky Department of Libraries and Archives, Kentucky State Archives

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