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The Thorndike-Tuttle Block, which housed Pittsfield Savings Bank and the post office, was destroyed by fire in 1876 along with all of the town's school records. The safe was saved, and the bank opened the next day in John Berry's store. The bank, along with H. A. Tuttle and B. F. Kaime, immediately erected a new building they named the Union Block. Another floor, known as Odd Fellows Hall, was added in 1895.
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Pittsfield, New Hampshire · United States
