Mishicot Heritage: Mishicot State Bank

© Photographed July 9, 2016

Erected by M.A.G.I.C.

(Mishicot Area Growth and Improvement Committee)

Mishicot, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
44.238329, -87.640286
44°14'18.0"N 87°38'25.0"W
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MISHICOT HERITAGE
MISHICOT STATE BANK

The State Bank in Mishicot was founded March 9, 1910. The construction of the bank building began about the same time. The officers were I Beyer, President; A. Rhode, Vice President; H. Stehn, Cashier [sic] and Nora Stehn, Assistant Cashier. Offices were located on the second floor of the bank. After the Bank move it [the building] was the Mishicot Village Hall. It is now the home of Pathways Photography.

The marker is located on The State Bank building on eastbound East Main Street, between Rockway Street (to the west) and Jackson Street (to the east) at or near 440 East Main Street, Mishicot, Wisconsin 54228.

Learn more about Mishicot history at the Mishicot Historical Museum and Research Center.

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 The marker is affixed to the facade, to the far right of the entrance.

The Mishicot State Bank building and marker are located in Mishicot, Wisconsin.