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Restoration Artifacts

The Union Bank building stands today as a testament to Florida’s commitment to preserving our shared cultural heritage. The building’s preservation represents the dedicated efforts of many individuals and organizations. For example, numerous artists contributed their talents and their work to raise awareness and funding for the original restoration in the early 1980s.

Ante-Bellum Tallahassee, by Bertram H. Groene, second printing, 1981

Ante-Bellum Tallahassee, by Bertram H. Groene, second printing, 1981

Union Bank pewter coin banks by Designs by METZKE, ca. 1981

Union Bank pewter coin banks by Designs by METZKE, ca. 1981

Paper craft of the Union Bank, 1985

Paper craft of the Union Bank, 1985

Union Bank brick, ca. 1840

Union Bank brick, ca. 1840

Ceramic miniature of the Union Bank, early 1980s

Ceramic miniature of the Union Bank, early 1980s

I.O.U. button, ca. 1981

I.O.U. button, ca. 1981

Invitation to the Dedication of the Union Bank building, October 23, 1984

Invitation to the Dedication of the Union Bank building, October 23, 1984

Union Bank mug, souvenir from the Museum of Florida History gift shop, ca. 1985

Union Bank mug, souvenir from the Museum of Florida History gift shop, ca. 1985

Union Bank wooden magnet, ca. 1987

Union Bank wooden magnet, ca. 1987

LeMoyne Art Foundation print of Agnes Harrison’s Union Bank painting, 1984

LeMoyne Art Foundation print of Agnes Harrison’s Union Bank painting, 1984

Union Bank Exhibit