Thompson Bank (1835)

The Thompson Bank was chartered in 1833 and the bank building was constructed in the town of Thompson, Connecticut, in 1835. It served as a bank until 1893 and was moved to Old Sturbridge Village in 1963, where the interior was restored to its original nineteenth-century appearance.

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3 Responses to Thompson Bank (1835)

  1. Steve says:

    How freakin’ cool is that? It’d be great to have a guest house.

  2. Linda says:

    Do you by any chance know where in Thompson the bank was located before it was moved?

  3. Daniel says:

    I don’t know the exact location.

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