Citizens National Bank Construction Album (Selected Photo 25) - Buildings being torn down to make room for Citizens National Bank

Photograph

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Greene Connections

Buildings being torn down to make room for Citizens National Bank

Buildings being torn down to make room for Citizens National Bank

Name/Title

Citizens National Bank Construction Album (Selected Photo 25) - Buildings being torn down to make room for Citizens National Bank

Entry/Object ID

2011.2.93

Description

Dated 2 July 1923. Buildings being torn down to make room for Citizens National Bank. Horsepower was combined with a Keystone Skimmer steam shovel brought down from Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. Photograph included in album documenting the construction of the Citizens National Bank on the northwest corner of High and Washington Streets in Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania. Original, no photographer listed.

Collection

Greene County Historical Society Collection

Acquisition

Accession

2011.2

Acquisition Method

Digital

Credit Line

Greene County Historical Society

Made/Created

Date made

Jul 2, 1923

Lexicon

Search Terms

Horses, Occupations--Construction, Steam shovels, Waynesburg (Pa.)--Business--Citizens National Bank, Waynesburg (Pa.)--Streets--High Street, Waynesburg (Pa.)--Streets--Washington Street

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

GCHS-AN027-0001-0070

Provenance

Provenance Detail

Greene County Places Series - Greene County Historical Society Collection

Owner/Agent

Greene County Historical Society

Provenance Detail

Waynesburg - Places - Greene County Historical Society Collection

Owner/Agent

Greene County Historical Society

Notes

Archived at the Greene County Historical Society (918 Rolling Meadows Road, P.O. Box 127; Waynesburg, Pennsylvania 15370). Researched and digitized for the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project between 2005-2014. Source Citation: Buildings being torn down to make room for Citizens National Bank, item no. GCHS-AN027-0001-0070, Greene County Historical Society Collection, Greene Connections Archives Project (www.GreeneConnections.com).