Corn Exchange National Bank Building
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Corn Exchange National Bank Building
Architect Louis Magaziner designed this building. This was noted in the obituary of his son, Henry J. Magaziner, in the Phila. Inquirer on 12/29/11 at B6. It is now a Citizens Bank branch. When it was the Corn Exchange, Willie Sutton the famous bankrobber robbed it, in 1933.
| Publication date | Jun 24, 2018 |
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Property ID: 149
Updated on: Apr 16, 2019
Architect Louis Magaziner designed this building. This was noted in the obituary of his son, Henry J. Magaziner, in the Phila. Inquirer on 12/29/11 at B6. It is now a Citizens Bank branch. When it was the Corn Exchange, Willie Sutton the famous bankrobber robbed it, in 1933.
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Citizens Bank , 99 South Second Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19106, United States
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Architecture Buildings Crimes & Criminals (real and alleged) History
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06-24-2018
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