Credit: Tom Sofield/LevittownNow.com
The Wells Fargo branch located at the 200 block of Radcliffe Street in Bristol Borough is set to permanently close its doors.
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The branch will close on February 7, the bank told customers this week.
The branch has started alerting clients about the termination of deposit box services and the impending closure.
The Wells Fargo branch was previously a Wachovia Bank location until Wells Fargo acquired them.
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The future of the historic building, which was constructed in 1818 and once was a private residence for Joseph Craig, remains uncertain.
The building was sold to the Farmers’ Bank of Bucks County in 1830, which later expanded the structure with two wings in 1952.
For continued service, customers can visit Wells Fargo’s other locations on New Falls Road in the Levittown area of Bristol Township and on Levittown Parkway in Tullytown Borough, according to the bank.
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Wells Fargo is a nationwide banking institution with more than 5,000 branches, and it employs approximately 200,000 individuals across the company.
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