Henryville State Bank c1910 photograph, Henryville, Indiana

Description:	Photograph of Henryville State Bank circa 1910 located at the northwest corner of Main Street (was Salem-Charlestown Road) and Railroad Street (created after one set of tracks removed) in Henryville, Indiana. It faces the railroad tracks. The bank was opened in 1904 and merged with New Washington State Bank in 1942. The building is still located there but is now a one-story building. A tornado in 1948 may have been when the second floor was lost. Text below photograph: A view of the original Henryville State Bank building where the leather shop is located now.
Origin:	1910
Source:	http://indianamemory.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p15078coll17/id/11759
Collection:	Clark County Collections
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Geography:	Henryville, Clark County, Indiana 38.5406711,-85.7674322
Subjects:	Banks Henryville State Bank (Henryville, Ind.)

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