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Title: Views of Troy and Cohoes
Year: 1900 (1900s)
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Subjects: Troy (N.Y.) -- Pictorial works Cohoes (N.Y.) -- Pictorial works
Publisher: Portland, Me., L. H. Nelson company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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TROYS BANKING INSTITUTIONS The Union National Bank of Troy, No. 56 Fouith Street, succeeded to the business of the Union Bank of Troy on March 21, 1S65. The UnitedNational Bank of Troy, N. \V. corner of First and State Streets was organized March 7, 1865. The Manufacturers National Bank of Troy,comer of River and King Streets, became a National Bank, Jan. 3, 1S65. The Troy Savings Bank, N. K. corner of Second and State Streets,incorporated April 23, 1S23, receiving from the first depositor, Martha .lelfer.son, a coloredVnman, S20. On March 25, 1S75, it removed to thenew and attractive granitebuilding. The building with sitecost about 8550,000. Music Hall in the Troy Savings Bank Building is one of themost admirably planned halls in the United States. It is no feet in length, 75 feet in width and 60 feet in height, with 1250 seats; the stage is -> 1 fout rlfipn ■ TKo fv^^^.,
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UNION STATION—TKOV The Union Railroad Station, on Sixth avenue, between Broadway and Fulton streets, was erected jointly by the New Nork Central, Boston & Maine andDelaware and Hudson compmies. Has convenient offices and tnailing rooms and a large track yard, the tracks being approached by subways. It is builtof granite and Philadelphia ))re.ssed brick and cost about #300,000.

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