1816-1916, one Hundred Years of Savings Banking (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171672647)

1816-1916, One Hundred Years of Savings Banking chronicles the evolution and impact of savings banks over a century of American history. Authored by Edward Levi Robinson, Marian R. Glenn, and Ina Clement, this historical account delves into the origins, growth, and societal role of these institutions. The book provides insight into the financial landscape of the 19th and early 20th centuries, examining how savings banks fostered economic development and personal savings.

Readers interested in banking history, economic history, and the development of financial institutions in the United States will find this a valuable resource. Detailing the critical role these banks played in the lives of ordinary citizens, this book captures a significant chapter in the nation's financial past.

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