AAC-4328

[Bank of America building at Market Street and South Van Ness]

1960 Nov. 29

Still image

1 photographic print: b&w.

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Folder: S.F. Banks-Bank of America-Branches-Market/South Van Ness.
Printed on back: "ONE SOUTH VAN NESS, a new type bank building which will house the greatest array of modern technological banking equipment ever installed in one location, is Bank of America's recent addition to the downtown San Francisco skyline. Eight stories high with 13-1/2 acres of floor space, the $17 million structure features the most advanced electronic and mechanical equipment available for banking services. The only public banking area is a motor branch offering both drive-in and walk-up service on part of the ground floor. When fully activated next March, it will domicile a staff of 1,600 serving the bank's Bay Area branches and, in many cases, the worldwide Bank of America organization."
"Moulin Studios."

brn: .b10191987

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