The National Bank Of Newburgh: A History Of The First Century Of This Banking Association Under Its Various Charters
commemorates the centennial of the National Bank of Newburgh (1811-1911). Published by the board of directors, this volume details the bank's evolution and operations throughout its first hundred years. It offers insights into the banking practices and financial landscape of Newburgh, New York, during a period of significant economic change and growth. This historical record provides valuable information for researchers interested in the history of banking, local finance, and the economic development of the Hudson Valley region.
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