Name:  Historic Longmont National Bank

Address:  400 Main St.

Landmark Designation: 2004

Construction Date: 1888 -1890

Architectural Style: 20th Century Commercial

On November 18, 1904, F. W. Flanders, A.E. Flanders, H.L. Wood, and J. Ernest White met to discuss organization of a new bank. Less than three weeks later, on December 2, 1904, they were operating in the J.F. Miller real estate office at 424 Main Street.

On June 23, 1905, it was announced the name of the Bank of Longmont would be changed to The Longmont National Bank. On July 21, 1905, Charter #7839 was issued and Bank of Longmont merged with then Longmont National Bank, opening for business at 424 Main Street. The Charter number is the earliest of any bank operating in Longmont.

In September 1905, the new Longmont National Bank began operation in its remodeled quarters at 400 Main Street and remained at this location until 1916.

Over the years this building has been home to several businesses such as a drug store, dentist office, barber shop and a music store.

Reference
HPC 2004-4