The Telegraph Avenue Savings Bank was a small bank, opened in 1909, at the northeast corner of 49th St. and Telegraph. In 1913, it was taken over by Central National Bank. 3
The founders included W. B. Thomas, president, and Albert Vander Naillen, Jr., cashier. Ground was broken for the building in 1908. 2
Links and References
- Had Faith In Oakland's Future Oakland Tribune January 25, 1911 (alt src)
- Ground Is Broken for Savings Bank Oakland Tribune October 29, 1908
- Growth and Development of Central National and Central Savings Banks Oakland Tribune May 30, 1926
- Telegraph Avenue Savings Bank Oakland Tribune January 17, 1912
- Bank Officers Are Selected Oakland Tribune January 5, 1912
- Savings Bank Opens Its Doors Oakland Tribune March 27, 1909