Exploring Abandoned Historic Bank With Several Bank Vaults 

I'm going to buy it& turn into a Art Gallery!!!

I really hope they don't tear it down I hope they make a museum out of it that is just so beautiful 😍

We have become not only a Nation but a World of waste in the destroying of our historical architectural history. Very sad and depressing. This building is beautiful.

Terrific interior! I have been researching 1900 banks so that I can renovate the bank that I purchased. We are turning it into a coffee shop. Super excited about the project. We have been searching for old relics to put in it. Right now we r looking for a cash register.

That place is incredible ! Hidden gem doesn't even describe it enough ... that's just real historic monument !

All the marble and granite was just so beautiful!!!! I loved the clock , the eagles looked so cool!!!! Amazing explore!!!

Great Job. Love all the American Flags. So sad this country has lost it's way. Love your videos. Jim

The small rooms are for the safety deposit boxes so you can take them into that room for privacy and you can look at your documents that type of stuff. wow that's awesome so great to see all this. thank you for the video ❤️❤️❤️

Beautiful interior. Would make for a sweet restaurant & bar.

This low key look like where Cardi B shot the video for her song "Money" at

The Bank Smell inside those old buildings was unique. Anyone else here old enough to remember the smell. Was it just the money, because every other old building had the similar construction but not that smell.

Thats crazy man! I love the architecture on the ceiling and how nice and clean everything is! Definitely a good video dude!

Another awesome video. You really do take some nice footage. You are very calm at heart person. And a nice soft voice too.I think that I would be bricking it myself if I was there. Thank you for your nice reply to one of my other comment. Please stay safe at all times my friend. Keep up the good work looking forward to seeing you soon.....

Fascinating vid. Thanks!!

You're most certainly correct in saying that they don't build them like this anymore!!! I'm pleased to see that it hasn't been vandalized.

That would be a gorgeous gallery space.

Awesome location! 👍

I hope they declare it a historical site so it will be preserved for as long as possible.

Stunning

Wow some of those safe deposit boxes are big enough to hold millions of bucks. Never seen ones so big. I wonder which one has the prize you didn't open.

Man,those vault doors are amazing,works of art.

10:29 Wow! I used to work for a bank which was historical prior. It originally opened in 1932 and the vault is exactly like this one! It was called Citizens Bank. It got acquired by First Commercial Bank in 1988 and acquired by First Bank in 1997. The branch was kept until it moved down the street in 2017. The original building was abandoned. At first it was going to turn into a night club but it was cancelled. They removed the vault. Last year 2022, it was turning into a bike shop. It opened up this year 2023. The original vault is gone but the building kept the small basement underneath. I did hated the vault when I worked there years ago. It had such a strong smell inside. This was the original vault in 1932 and I was working there 2009. Now that everything is gone. I have an appreciation for history and preservation. I really wondered how the heck were they able to remove that massive vault.

Cool building and it's a shame it's unused 👍🇬🇧

Great place!

Beautiful beautiful place….

This man understood Banking and was correct, "It is easier to rob by setting up a bank than by holding up a bank clerk." Bertolt Brecht

Amazing something like that is just abandoned. I’m sure it could be put to use with all the woodworking and marble and granite.

Where is the location? It gives it more context by knowing TX, AK??? thx

This is beautiful hope something has done with building it amazing inside

That would make an amazing living space

The structure may be from 1915, but those vault doors are much more recent, probably more like late 40's to late 50's. That would have been a major construction job - those door units will weigh in the 30-40,000 lb range.. The recessed areas in front of the doors are to provide adequate floor clearance for the door swing. Interesting factoid - while the doors can be swung by hand, at that size they are more likely to be operated by an electric motor associated with the hinges. Manual operation is not easy with a door that weight, and not everyone can doo it. The lobby also looks more like a 50's era design. In 1915 you are likely to have seen bronze/brass cages fronting the teller line. The doors inside the vaults with combinations are not safe deposit boxes - they are money chests for isolation of separately accountable cash or other valuables handled by bank employees, such as teller cash. The areas in the vaults with cages are for isolation of people working with separately accountable large volumes of cash, such as payroll preparation. The small numbered cubicles in the safe deposit lobby are box access rooms so people can have private time with their boxes and contents. Private conversations with a banker would take place in the cubicles on the main floor of the bank. I suspect there are even nicer offices not seen in this video, probably off the mezzanine level behind the clock.

its not normal homeless children.but buildings like this are empty...delite the elite

Police procedurals are big today. This could be used as a filming location for a future episode of the latest police tv show. I don’t know which show specifically, take your pick.

So sad its going to waste

There had to be quite a few travelling crews following the pieces for vaults. That must have paid some good money. I would like to see a video of the manufacturing of some of those vault doors. Especially the round doors, They have to weigh many tons. Just aligning the hinges and getting the gaps around the mating areas correct had to be a PITA.

Those rooms in the basement are where they would take your safe deposit box to. Then you can privately out stuff in and take stuff out of your box. They usually place it in the room and then call you when it's ready

Love you videos

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You can almost smell that bank smell. Cant believe not in use

These old banks were built like fortresses giving the illusion your money was safe with them. But in reality your money was whisked out of it immediately to be used in creating greater monetary leveraging. The Depression showed just how vulnerable they all were. A lesson for us all.

Is this building for sale? If I was interested in buying it, where can I find it?

I would love to own and old bank somewhere.

Sorry if I missed it... Can't watch with volume on, but where is this located?

I’m honestly surprised, even though it’s abandoned, that it didn’t have any alarms.

How do you get in these places surely they are locked ???.

What's the name of the bank? I'd like to look up historic pictures of its operational state.

Where is this located?

So where is this?

Good afternoon for with the bank of forts when you get in if you close thankful store your lock

And you take that to Bank 🏦 😂

It's like the bank in GTA 5.

I wish the carpets on the balcony were green 👩‍🔧🇺🇲🛠️🇷🇺

Could you please tell us the name of this bank

That couldn't have been vaguer. Name of the bank and what city would be nice.

How crazy would be if there was still money there

Time on the clock @ 1:08 was 4:20 lol

This would make a GREAT Speakeasy

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Ok...you must be a Detroiter; not alot of folks outside of Detroit have even HEARD of Pewabic tile....

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They don't build shit like they used to.

Tapos na kamo sa design? HAHAHA

i would be nicer to watch if your camera would not be all over the place...

I assume you are alone while exploring this abandoned bank. If so, why are you whispering?