bronze plaque · London

National Provident Institution

The National Provident Institution opened for business in one room in Nicholas Lane on 30th November 1835 and moved to 48 Gracechuch Street in March 1843 A new building was erected on the site of Nos 48, 49 and 50 and opened on 15 December 1862 That building with No. 3 Eastcheap was demolished at the end of 1958 and the Institution returned to this building in August 1960

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