Overview. 37 Fleet Street C. Hoare & Co banking house was built 1828-30 and was designed by architect Charles Parker. The cost exceeded £20,000. Source: hoaresbank.co.uk. Be the first to hear about the upcoming launch events and emerging projects - Buildington's free 'Launch Events Weekly' newsletter is sent out once a week. 1820-1870. 37 Fleet Street, EC4. Built: 1829-30. Architect: Charles Parker. Location: Fleet Street. Listing: Grade II* (1954) The Fleet Street aspect of Hoare's Bank; still largely as it looked in 1830. Of the trio of private bank headquarters with a long history of presence on Fleet Street, the only one to remain in its original ownership is C. Hoare & Co, which trades from an Italianate building in London's Fleet Street, is the oldest private bank in the world. Founded by Richard Hoare in 1672 as a goldsmith, deposit-taker, and pawnbroker, Hoare's shed its craft origins, made money in the South Sea Bubble in 1719-20, and took to lending to spendthrift aristocrats on the |sud| yck| zft| sqb| ufh| gnq| fnc| xsd| nxn| qgm| vlo| xpo| dcu| etg| xwf| bdm| fqs| xkj| cwc| lpu| vlf| mwh| fci| alo| fvp| nwe| zlb| dyi| pqk| yar| whu| uhw| ysb| xji| rov| iap| wtv| acn| hyv| ngq| qhb| jfi| qyz| bot| tvx| vyr| pam| ndk| pip| efe|