Bank of Windom
Recognizing a need for banking services, a group of local businessmen opened the Private Bank of Windom in 1900. Originally, the bank operated out of F.C. Council's store but relocated to a new brick structure on the corner of Main and 2nd streets in 1902. Although the name and organization of the bank changed over time, the building continued to house the only bank in Windom. In 1964, it changed its name to Fannin National Bank and in 1976 moved to a modern facility. By providing sources of capital for construction and agricultural projects, businesses, and homes, the Bank of Windom has contributed to the community's growth and prosperity for generations. (2018)
33.5649° N, 95.9985° W
Where to Find It
NW corner Main and Second streets
Nearby Markers
- 0.2 mi W Old Baldwin Home Windom
- 2.4 mi E Wheeler House Honey Grove
- 2.5 mi E Galbraith House Honey Grove
- 2.5 mi SW The Sam Rayburn Homesite Windom vicinity
- 3.6 mi SE McCraw's Chapel Honey Grove
- 4.9 mi E Crockett Park Honey Grove