Jeff Reichenberger writes:

Opened in 1927, the grand Wells Fargo banking store in Marquette, Michigan, is a point of pride to the community:

Intended as a "temple to banking" by benefactor/bank president Louis G. Kaufman - who donated the land and set the tone for the opulent space - the building today still shines after decades of care.

A coin room open to the public for decades features unusual and historic currency from around the world that gives visitors a unique take on financial services.

To read the complete article, see:
'A temple to banking' in Michigan (http://stories.wellsfargobank.com/a-temple-to-banking-in-michigan/)