Historic Savings Banks in New York City

From the 1890's to the 1930's a spate of savings banks were built in New York, the splendor of which rivals some of the best civic buildings around. They're a vanishing lot (the one at 96th Street and Amsterdam Avenue was turned into a Duane Reade, ad the one one East 85th became a Gap store).

1. Bowery Savings Bank (1895)
130 Bowery between Grand and Broome Streets
2. Former Bowery Savings Bank (1923), now Cipriani's at 42nd Street
110 East 42nd Street, between Park and Lexington
3. Former Central Savings Bank (1928)
2100 Broadway at West 73rd Street
4. Former Greenwich Savings Bank, now Republic National Bank (1924)
1352-1362 Broadway at West 36th Street
5. Brooklyn:
The Dime Savings Bank of New York (1908)
9 DeKalb Avenue, off Fulton Street
Note: beautiful inscriptions about money and morality on the benches.
6. Brooklyn:
Former Williamsburg Savings Bank Tower, now Republic National Bank (1929)
1 Hanson Place at Ashland Place