Citizens and Southern Bank
Inscription
Founded in 1921 by R.R. Wright, Sr., who was born of slave parents, this bank was noted for serving the financial needs of Black customers. It survived the Great Depression and later established offices throughout the city.
Location
AddressNE corner, S 19th & South Sts., Philadelphia
CityPhiladelphia
CountyPhiladelphia
StatePennsylvania
Coordinates39.944690, -75.173010
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