Morris Plan Bank, Bridgeport (1924)
February 20th, 2012 Posted in Banks, Bridgeport, Colonial Revival
Morris Plan banks, private banking organizations which gave small loans to industrial workers, emerged in the second decade of the twentieth century and thrived through the end of the Great Depression. The Morris Plan Bank in Bridgeport was designed by Ernest G. Southey and was built at 102 Bank Street in 1924. Today, the building is part of the City Trust Building Complex, a commercial and apartment complex which also includes the Bridgeport City Trust Company Building (1927-1929) and associated Trust Department Building (the latter also designed in the Colonial Revival style by Southey), and the Liberty Building (1918).
4 Responses to “Morris Plan Bank, Bridgeport (1924)”
By Louis on Apr 9, 2012
what is the address of this place
By Louis on Apr 9, 2012
current address
By Daniel on Apr 9, 2012
102 Bank Street
By Vanna Rose on Apr 9, 2012
i have to do a project on this building hope i can find the info i need