Proposed new building on SE Third St. after National City Bank was renamed Integra Bank (older National City building is visible at the right); c. mid-1990s (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

The new bank under construction; photo dated December 10, 1996 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

View of the bank under construction from Locust St. near Third St.; photo dated February 28, 1997 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Detail of main entrance on Third St. facade; photo dated December 27, 1996 (Integra-National City Collection)

Locust St. facade; c. early 1997 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Installation of one of the bank’s signs; c. early 1997 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Board of Directors room; c. 1998 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Mayor Frank McDonald, Jr., addresses guests at the dedication of the new bank; photo dated April 28, 1998 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Dedication of new bank building on April 28, 1998 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

The bank was named City National when the building at 227-229 was constructed; c. 1913 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

National City Bank began business in 1850 as the Canal Bank, which was located on Water St. (Riverside Dr.) near Main St. (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

The bank was named City National when it built a new home at Third and Main, which opened in 1914 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

The sign advertises “the new home of City National Bank,” which opened at Third and Main Sts. in 1914 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Interior of the bank looking towards the tellers’ cages; c. 1915 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Interior of the bank looking toward the main entrance on Main St.; c. 1915 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Interior of bank at Third and Main Sts.; c. 1915 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

View of Main and Third Sts.; a group of men stands in front of National City Bank at the right; photo is dated 1915 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

The bank building shortly before it was remodeled in 1952 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Remodeling of the bank building; photo dated January 28, 1952 (Integra-National City Collection)

Remodeling of bank building, which included the addition of a second floor; photo dated January 28, 1952 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Bank vault; c. 1950s (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Interior of bank after the addition of a second floor; photo dated October 15, 1952 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Detail of bank building after remodeling; photo dated January 8, 1954 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Interior of bank at Third and Main Sts.; c. 1960s (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Interior of bank looking towards the Main St. entrance; c. 1960s (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Interior of main office at Third and Main Sts.; c. 1960s (Integra-National City Bank
Collection)

View of tellers’ cages at main office; c. 1960s (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

View of main office at Third and Main Sts.; c. 1970s-1980s (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Detail of Third St. facade of bank building; c. 1980s (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Integra/National City Bank was named First National Bank from 1863 to 1902 and was located on Main St. at SE First (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Integra/National City was named City National Bank from 1902 to 1922; the building was located on Main St. at SE First (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

From 1914 to the mid-1990s, this building served as the main office of the bank, which was renamed National City Bank (from City National) in 1922; c. 1940s (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

New National City “drive-in” branch at Third and Locust Sts. The main office and real estate loan offices are across the street; photo dated 1963 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Civic Center branch at Sycamore and NW Seventh St.; Central High School’s tower is visible behind the building; c. 1960s-early 1970s (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Maxwell Avenue-Highway 41 branch; c. late 1950s-early 1960s (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

New building in first block of SE Third St. housing Real Estate Loan Department and Installment Loan Department; c. 1963 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

New bank building for real estate loan department under construction on SE Third St.; photo dated August 2, 1963 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

New bank building on SE Third St. under construction; photo dated September 5, 1963 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

The bank nearing completion in the late 1950s (Worthington 6)

Bank employees admiring the new building and vault; late 1950s (Worthington 7)

The outside depository at the new bank branch; late 1950s (Worthington 8)

A customer in the drive-through lane at the new bank branch; late 1950s (Worthington 9)

Bank under construction; c. 1957 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Bank under construction; photo dated December 1956 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Interior of bank; c. 1960 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Tellers stations; c. 1960 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Interior of bank, showing the entrance to the vault; c. 1960 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Front row, seated: Robert Carter, Bill Needler, Kenneth Henke; back row (not all men identified): Ben Bloodworth, Edgar Hughes, Melvin Wimpleberg, Levon (Jack) Dempsey, James Pearson, Wayne Worthington, Bert Cottrell; photo dated 1965 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

(L to r:) G. E. Johnson, M. deJong, A. B. Brown, V. R. Gallagher, W. R. Needler, E. F. Karges, Jr., J. A. Davidson; c. 1960s (Integra-National City Bank Collection)

Seated (l to r): Robert Carter, Bill Needler, Kenneth Henke. Standing (not all men were identified): Ben Bloodworth, Edgar Hughes, Melvin Wimpleberg, Levon (Jack) Dempsey, James Pearson, Wayne Worthington, Bert Cottrell; photo dated 1965 (Integra-National City Bank Collection)