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First National Bank of Floydada

Floydada, Floyd County

Marker Text

The James B. Posey Bank, established in Floydada in the 1890s, became the Floyd County Bank in 1900 when L.T. Lester joined Posey as a partner. In 1903, with the granting of a federal charter, the name changed once again to First National Bank. Lester served as first president, and the original stockholders included Posey, Lester, Columbus Surginer, Will W. Nelson, R. C. Andrews, J. R. Burrus, and John N. Farris, who succeeded Lester as president in 1911. The bank has occupied this site since 1912, and throughout its history has played an important part in Floyd County's development. (1990)

Marker Details

Address 124 S. Main St.
Location Description 124 South Main Street, Floydada.
Marker # 1796
Dedicated 1990
Size, Type 18" x 28"
Code banks, bankers, banking topics
  • Private Property:

    Unknown
  • Latitude, Longitude 33.984672, -101.334995

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