Old Chester, PA: Banks: Cambridge Bank & Trust Company

Photo above from Souvenir History of Chester
under the auspices of the Board of Trade
Published by George M. Burns, Philadelphia, PA 1903
courtesy of Terry Redden Peters

Presidents:	Officers 1903: Garnett Pendleton, President Henry B. Black, First Vice-President Elwood Tyson, Ssecond Vice-President P. M. Washabaugh, Treasurer & Trust Officer W. A. Dyer, Secretary William B. Broomall, Solicitor Directors 1903: Robert Wetherill, Robert Wetherill & Co., Engine Builders John B. Roach, President of the Delaware river Iron Shipbuilding & Engine Works Howard H. Houston, C. B. Houston & Co., Steel & Iron Brokers Henry B. Black, H. B. Black & Co., Edge Tool Works John A. Wallace, Editor & Proprietor, Chester Times Richard Wetherill, Robert Wetherill & Co., Engine Builders W. Lane Verlender, President First National Bank of Darby Garnett Pendleton, Attorney & Counsellor at Law William S. Blakeley, President Jordan Manufacturing Co. Elwood Tyson, Manufacturer Irwin D. Wood, L. N. Wood & Bro., Merchants James H. Garthwaite, Designer & Draughtsman J. Craig, Jr., City Treasurer of Chester William Provost, Jr., Contractor & Builder P. M. Washabaugh, Washabaugh & Pendleton, Attorneys
Other Employees
Company History:	Thanks to Bill Schuler, Jr., billruthschuler@juno.com, for the following history of The Cambridge Bank & Trust Company: "The Cambridge Bank and Trust Company was acquired by Philadelphia National Bank... Philadelphia National became CoreStates and then was acquired by First Union."
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