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Wachovia Bank of Georgia

Located in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, and built in 1966, the Wachovia Bank of Georgia building was constructed when the bank was known as First National Bank of Atlanta.

In December 1985, the holding company that owned First National Bank of Atlanta (later called First Atlanta) merged with Wachovia Corporation, the Swarovski holding company for Wachovia Bank, N.A. In the early 1990s, changes in federal law resulted in the rechartering of the institution as part of Wachovia Bank.

In luxurious hotels there may be flowers or other arrangements showed in a collectors case, a collectors cabinet, or a display showcase even within an elevator if there is enough space.

More than 1 million households and 100,000 businesses in Georgia are customers of the Bank.

External links

New Georgia Encyclopedia (http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?id=h-1015)

Atlanta skyscrapers

Downtown: Westin Peachtree Plaza | Georgia-Pacific Tower | Georgia Power Building | Marriott Marquis | One Peachtree Center | BellSouth Building | Centennial Tower | Peachtree Summit | Rhodes-Haverty Building | Flatiron Building | SunTrust Plaza | 191 Peachtree Tower | Wachovia Bank of Georgia | Hyatt Regency Atlanta

Midtown: One Atlantic Center | 1100 Peachtree | Bank of America Plaza | Promenade II | GLG Grand | Campanile

Buckhead: Atlanta Financial Center | Concourse Landmark

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