Clinton Canal Bank Two Dollar Note

Title: Clinton Canal Bank Two Dollar Note
Description: The Clinton Canal Bank at Pontiac was chartered to help finance the Clinton Kalamazoo Canal project, to connect Lake St. Clair to Lake Michigan. Unfortunately, the financial panic of 1837-1841 and the competition of the railway led to the demise of the project, with only the portion from Mount Clemens to Rochester being completed. This two dollar bearer note was issued by the Clinton Canal Bank in 1837, and reads "The | Clinton | Canal Bank | at Pontiac | Will Pay TWO DOLLARS on demand | to [illegible] or Bearer. Michigan Safety Fund | No. 192 | Pontiac | Dec. 9 1837 | Real estate pledged and private property holden."
Creator: The Clinton Canal Bank at Pontiac See all items with this value
Date: 1837
Temporal Coverage: 1830s See all items with this value
Place: Pontiac, Oakland County, Michigan, United States See all items with this value; Pontiac See all items with this value
Subject: Bank notes See all items with this value
Extent: 7.25X3.15
Format: JPEG image
Type: Text See all items with this value
Access Rights: public domain
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Identifier: Clinton_Canal_Bank_Two
Language: eng
Relation: Clinton Canal Bank Five Dollar Note

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