Canal Bank & Trust Company
Organization
Biography
The Canal Bank & Trust Company went into liquidation on March 1, 1933 following the National Bank Holiday. Originally organized as the New Orleans Canal and Banking Company in 1831, this financial institution was succeeded on May 22, 1933 by the National Bank of Commerce in New Orleans.
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Canal Bank & Trust Co.
File — Reel 397b
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The records consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence in two series (one consisting of manuscript correspondence and the other microfilm copies of correspondence), and scrapbooks of newspaper clippings (also available on microfilm). There may be some duplication between the manuscript and microfilmed correspondence, but for the most part, the originals of the microfilmed series are no longer extant. In general, the correspondence reflects the day-to-day business of municipal...
Dates:
1936-1938
Canal Bank & Trust Co.
File — Box 1
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Much of the material is "ceremonial" (i.e., letters of introduction/greetings, letters of appointment, etc.) but there are documents of more significance, especially in the files for city of New Orleans government agencies. The New Orleans Police Department files include scattered reports on investigations of houses of prostitution, fortune-telling, and other "nuisances" of the day. The Orleans Levee District, Board of Commissioners files include details of the Board's purchase of land for...
Dates:
1926-1929
Found in:
City Archives
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Mayor Arthur J. O'Keefe records
Canal Bank & Trust Company (In Liquidation) inventory of branch properties
Collection
Identifier: SC-166-MS
Scope and Contents
The inventory of branch properties is a single "volume" made up of loose sheets of CB&TC (In Liquidation) stationary, one sheet for each branch. Each sheet has a small map showing the location of the branch (by square, showing bounding streets), property dimensions, book and assessed values, and a 3" x 5" photographic print showing the branch building and immediately adjacent properties. Data on fifteen branch banks are recorded in this volume, which also includes a copy of Wm. E....
Dates:
1933
Found in:
Special Collections