The Lancashire & Yorkshire Bank Limited was established in 1872.
In the following years, they merged with and acquired several other banks in Lancashire, the West Riding of Yorkshire and the Isle of Man.
In December 1927, the bank merged with the Bank of Liverpool & Martins Bank.
There have been several branches of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Bank Limited in the district
| Elland | Ref 110-4 |
Officers of the Bank have included
In 19??, it became a branch of Martins Bank then Barclays Bank
| Hebden Bridge | Ref 110-8 |
Officers of the Bank have included
| Lancashire & Yorkshire Bank Chambers, Halifax | Ref 110-9 |
It was subsequently occupied by the Midland Bank and Harveys of Halifax
| Queens Road, Halifax | Ref 110-6 |
| Rawson Street, Halifax | Ref 110-3 |
The building later became a branch of the Midland Bank, and is now a part of Harvey's of Halifax.
Officers of the Bank have included
| Sowerby Bridge | Ref 110-5 |
Officers of the Bank have included
| Stainland | Ref 110-7 |
Officers of the Bank have included
| Todmorden | Ref 110-1 |
Officers of the Bank have included
| West Vale | Ref 110-2 |
Officers of the Bank have included
It later became a branch of Barclays Bank. This closed in 199?. The building has had several occupants
See The Story of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Bank Limited [1872-1922]
This & associated entries use material contributed by Alan Longbottom
Page Ref: MML1311
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