Southport Savings Bank collection, 1854-1977.

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Southport Savings Bank collection, 1854-1977.

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Records of Southport Savings Bank, including act of incorporation, by-laws and revisions, deeds, minutes of executive board, depositors' records (1877-1955), bankbooks, loan records, classification of accounts (1940-1949), statements of condition, bills for burglar alarm, safes, and other materials, tax deposits and dividends, correspondence, materials relating to the bank's 100th anniversary, photographs, press releases, newspaper clippings, HABS drawings of the bank building, and other records; together with records (1912-1932) of the Improvement Association of Fairfield and Vicinity, a membership organization formed in 1912 to eradicate mosquitoes (reorganized in 1922), including constitution, correspondence, treasurer's accounts, minutes, and other records, chiefly kept by Charles B. Jennings, treasurer of the organization and secretary/treasurer of the bank.

2 linear ft.

Fairfield Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8047835

Fairfield Historical Society Library

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