(Former) South Side Trust and Savings Bank

Chicago Landmark
(Former) South Side Trust and Savings Bank
Albert A. Schwartz, architect
1922
With Its giant two-story corner columns, the South Side Trust
and Savings Bank is an excellent example of a Classical Revival-
style neighborhood bank from the 1920s. Carved limestone
details like the cornucopia above the entrance doors reveal the
building's excellent craftsmanship and high-quality design.
Neighborhood banks like the South Side Trust and Savings Bank
played an important role in the development of their surrounding
neighborhoods.
Designated on July 9. 2008
Richard M. Daley. Mayer
Commission on Chicago Landmarks