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005.029.014 - Deed
A mortgage deed between Frederick O. Cressy and Mary (Cressy) Walker and the Beverly Savings Bank. The Bank paid one-thousand dollars for a parcel of land that was previously owned by the Cressys' late father, Joseph. His widow, Louise, signed this land over to her children who in turn sold it to the bank. This land was situated on Elliott Street near Cressy Street. This document was written on October 29, 1892. This document was signed by F...
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006.018.012 - Letter
A typed form letter from the Beverly Savings Bank's Assistant Treasurer and Installment Loan Officer Michael Llewellyn to depositors of the bank. An image of the Hannah is on the top left corner of the letter.
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007.052.001 - Bank, Still
A ceramic still bank with a metal bottom of Santa Claus sitting in a large gold armchair. This was given out by the Beverly Savings Bank which was located at 175 Cabot Street on the corner of Thorndike Street.
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008.006.013 - Envelope
Envelope for a Liberty Bond of Adelaide Bradshaw. Amount of $450.
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008.006.014 - Envelope
Envelope for a Liberty Bond of Adelaide Bradshaw, 7 Thorndike. Amount of $1100. Beverly National Bank.
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008.006.015 - Envelope
Blank envelope for a Liberty Bond (of Adelaide Bradshaw?). Beverly Savings Bank.
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008.006.016 - Envelope
Envelope for a Liberty Bond of Adelaide Bradshaw. Amount $100. Beverly National Bank.
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008.053.004 - Report, Annual
1957 Annual Report booklet from the Beverly Savings Bank, their 90th anniversary.
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009.001.044 - Envelope
Pasteboard envelope to hold a personal savings book, from Beverly Savings Bank, 175 Cabot Street, Corner Thorndike, Beverly, Massachusetts. Dark green ink on yellow card. Bank logo and picture of The Hannah on front. No date, but typeface is reminiscent of the 1920's and 1930's. Beverly Savings Bank was chartered on 19 February1867, and was acquired by Warren Five Cent Savings Bank on 1 August 1988.
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009.011.102 - Program
Program for the Fourteenth Annual Scholarship Banquet of the Patria e' Lavoro Society, on 30 May 1976 at Danversport Yacht Club. Includes program of events, list of scholarship recipients, officers for 1976, list of past presidents, business sponsors, and patrons, history of the society, and dinner menu. Patria e' Lavoro (country and labor) Society is an independent, Italo-American men's mutual aid society founded in Beverly in 1912. Printed i...
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010.002.001 - Bankbook
School Savings Bank deposit card for Sylvia Trowt (564 Hale) at the Farms School, issued February 25, 1929. Shows bi-monthly deposits of 5 cents up to 50 cents, from Feb. 25, 1929 through June 8, 1931, excluding months of July and August. Regular transfers of $1. to Beverly Savings Bank.
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010.002.002 - Bankbook
Manila envelope for Deposit Card of Sylvia Trowt (564 Hale). Penciled on front: "Sylvia Trowt, Farms School, Grade 4. [5. crossed out] Prides Crossing, Mass."
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010.027.052 - Proxy
Proxy card from the Beverly Savings Bank, A. K. Story, treasurer, a stockholder of the Beverly National Bank, giving power of Substitution to Charles F. Lee to vote at the annual meeting, January 1924,of the Stockholders of said bank. Noted on the side that they have 332 shares. Beverly National Bank opened in 1802 and closed more than 200 years later in February 2010. It became a national bank in 1865. It was originally located at 117 Ca...
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010.027.174 - Proxy
Proxy card signed by Arthur K. Story, Treasurer of the Beverly Savings Bank, but without any other name or names filled in. The proxy card is intended to have someone other than the shareholder vote in their stead at the Annual Meeting of the Beverly National Bank. Arthur K Story held 332 shares in the Bank, as noted in pencil on the side of the document. Beverly National Bank opened in 1802 and closed more than 200 years later in February ...
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24962 - Letter
A letter sent out by Arthur K. Storey, of the War Camp Community Fund requesting $5 contributions towards the fund. The War Camp Community Fund is endorsed by Woodrow Wilson and Major General Leonard Wood in the letter. The War Camp Community Fund aims to raise $2,000 by obtaining 400 subscriptions.
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