Citizens National Bank of Lubbock
The oldest national bank in continuous operation in Lubbock. When this bank was founded on May 5, 1906 (under National Bank Charter No. 8208), Lubbock was a town of 1,500. Citizens National was one of three pioneer banks started 1900-1910 in Lubbock. On opening day, capital stock was $50,000, deposits $13,275, and loans $4,863. First president was George C. Wolffarth; Cashier was A.G. Hunt. Citizens National has served the financial needs of Lubbock longer under its original charter than any other bank in the city. 1970
33.5828° N, 101.8481° W
A replacement for this marker is in progress, according to the Texas Historical Commission.
Where to Find It
Marker in storage as of May 2013. Was located at 14th and Avenue K.
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