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Entry Type	Corporate
Corporate Name	Derby Savings Bank
Place	Derby
Epithet	bank
Dates	1818-1990s
History	The head office of Derby Savings Bank was opened on 2 February 1818, in the Grand Jury Room of the Old Town Hall. In 1828 the Savings Bank transferred to the New Assembly Rooms at the corner of Full Street and Market Place. A new building was opened in Friargate on 23 November 1840. A number of branches were opened, including Ashbourne, Allenton, Ripley, Bakewell and Normanton Road. By the mid 1930s the bank was known as the Derby Trustee Savings Bank. The Bank was later taken over by the Trustee Savings Bank (TSB).
Source	British Newspaper Archive Lloyds Banking Group Archives (London) catalogue TC/34 Derby Trustee Savings Bank, available on the Archives Hub website - https://archiveshub.jisc.ac.uk/search/archives/9cc667f3-786f-3f37-8e5e-b0722129af14
Authorised Form of Name	Derby; Derby Savings Bank; 1818-1990s; bank

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