Name/Title
Tootle-Lemon Bank, Sixth & Francis, c. 1920 - Interior of Lobby, Looking North Toward Back of RoomEntry/Object ID
2007.33.792DDescription
Tootle-Lemon Bank, Sixth & Francis, N.W. corner, c. 1920. Designed in 1899 by Edmond Eckel Architects. This building was later the Tootle-Lacy Bank, and then the Tootle-Enright Bank, and finally the American National Bank. It was demolished prior to 2011.
07.33.792D Interior View of lobby, looking north toward back of room. Teller's cages with marble bases, center lobby table with decorative tile floor, rotunda ceiling, east windows. c. 1920
07.33.792E Interior View, teller cages from backside, clerk tables looking south toward front entrance, port-hole windows over windows on south wall, 10 x 12", c. 1920.
07.33.792F Interior View, Asst. Cashier cages (2) along east wall, separated by 1/2 door, telephone on counter, roll top desk in one cubicle. Ass't Cashier sign above each counter. B.R. D. Lacy name plate on north cage. reception desk along front (south) wall. 10 x 12", c. 1920
Also see 07.33.792A-C, G.Collection
Eckel-BrunnerMade/Created
Date made
1920Place
City
St. JosephState/Province
MissouriNotes
Medium: Photographic Paper
Location of Negative: Glass Negatives--RB Box 1Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Print, PhotographicNomenclature Primary Object Term
PhotographNomenclature Sub-Class
Graphic DocumentsNomenclature Class
Documentary ObjectsNomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication ObjectsLOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
BanksSearch Terms
Francis Street, and Sixth Street, Tootle Lemon National Bank, Francis Street, Eckel Architects, Tootle Lacy National Bank, Tootle Enright National Bank, American National BankDimensions
Height
10 inWidth
12 inDimension Notes
Mounted on heavy cardboardRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Edmond Jacques EckelPerson or Organization
B. R. D. Lacy
