Third National Bank

 Camden History  April 27, 2022  Leave a Comment on Third National Bank  Posted in Banks
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2700 Westfield Avenue, Camden, NJ

One of the last banks to be organized in Camden, Third National Bank was organized in January of 1928. The new bank survived the depression, and remained in business as the Third National Bank & Trust Company until the 1970s, when it was merged into the United Jersey Bank. Unlike the other Camden banks that survived the Depression, Third National remained primarily a Camden institution.

Photos

27th Street side of Third National Bank, as seen from the East Camden Firehouse, North 27th Street and Federal Street. The windows seen here have since been covered over. Photograph was taken around 1952.
27th Street side of Third National Bank, as seen from the East Camden Firehouse, North 27th Street and Federal Street. The windows seen here have since been covered over. Photograph was taken around 1952.
Third National Bank Envelope Return Address Imprint - 1960s
Third National Bank Envelope Return Address Imprint - 1960s
Third National Bank Deposit Envelope.
Third National Bank Deposit Envelope.
Third National Bank Deposit Envelope.
Third National Bank Deposit Envelope.
Third National Bank Deposit Receipt, January 24, 1964
Third National Bank Deposit Receipt, January 24, 1964
September 19, 1963 Check drawn on the Third National Bank written by Mrs. Yetta Herman to Max Singer and deposited at First Camden National Bank & Trust
September 19, 1963 Check drawn on the Third National Bank written by Mrs. Yetta Herman to Max Singer and deposited at First Camden National Bank & Trust
September 19, 1963 Check drawn on the Third National Bank written by Mrs. Yetta Herman to Max Singer and deposited at First Camden National Bank & Trust
September 19, 1963 Check drawn on the Third National Bank written by Mrs. Yetta Herman to Max Singer and deposited at First Camden National Bank & Trust

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