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Colorado - Boulder: National State Bank
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The National State Bank, at 1242 Pearl Street, featuring an exterior of Colorado red and white sandstone and brick, was built in 1899 to the Renaissance Revival design of architects F.G. Eberly and George Hyder. Housing the first permanent bank in Boulder, the corner building is the city's oldest business structure in continuous use. It was originally built for the Buckingham Brothers Bank, founded in 1874 by Charles G. and Walter A. Buckingham. The bank's name changed to National State Bank when it was nationalized in 1977.
Pearl Street Mall is a four block pedestrain mall stretching along Pearl Street between 11th and 15th Streets, hosting a blend of locally-owned businesses, national chain stores and restaurants, and street buskers. The Pearl Street Mall was constructed starting in 1976 and officially dedicated on August 6, 1977. The design team consisted of three firms: CommArts, Inc., Everett Ziegel Associates, and Sasaki Associates.
