Branch of the Banque de France in Nancy – Wikipedia

The Banque de la Banque de France in Nancy is a branch (with cash) of the Banque de France, created in 1853 in the city of Nancy, in Lorraine.

In 1914, the crowd gathered in front of the branch.

The creation of this branch was voted unanimously by the General Council of the Banque de France Le 17 mars 1853 , then authorized by an imperial decree on April 18 ^{[ first ]} . In July , a mansion located at Place d’Alliance was bought in M. by Joybert to install it, and his effective opening took place the November 7th ^{[ 2 ]} .

But, after the German annexation of Alsace-Moselle during the war of 1870, its activity increased ^{[ 3 ]} to the point that the Joybert Hotel turned out to be too small ^{[ 4 ]} .
A building was then specially built for her in the first half of the 1880s (the exact date varies according to the sources: 1882 ^{[ 4 ]} , 1883 ^{[ 2 ] , [ 5 ]} or 1885 ^{[ 6 ]} ). It is located at 2 rue Chanzy, at the corner with rue Henri-Poincaré. At this location was previously the church of a carmelite convent; This convent was transformed into a barracks during the Revolution, and disappeared in 1879 to give way to the Poirel room, while the church was destroyed in 1880 ^{[ 7 ] , [ 8 ] , [ 9 ]} .

The building on rue Chanzy then was the subject in 1906 of an extension by the architect Joseph Hornecker ^{[ ten ]} .

• July 23, 1853 : Egène ingpermann ^{[ 11 ]}
• December 3, 1856 : Emmanuel Blondin ^{[ twelfth ]}
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• 21 mars 1983  : M. Henriet ^{[ 13 ]}
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• January 17, 1990  : M. Maffei ^{[ 14 ]}
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