Can anyone share with us the history of this building?
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6 comments:
it was built as some sort of municipality.
Realtorian!
why you always digging in the history? Live in the now...
i was in there a few years ago, and they had kept it pretty much the same.
is it still like that?
"Past experience, if not forgotten, is a guide to the future." -- Chinese proverb.
wow
The website forgotten-ny.com has a one line explanation. They say that this building was constructed in 1930 as a Kings County Savings Bank and is now obviously a Banco Popular.
"KCSB (which has a fantastic Second Empire building in Williamsburg) was founded in 1860, became United Mutual Savings Bank in 1968 and is now part of Ridgewood Savings."
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