Description
1929 Series Type #1 Twenty Dollar THE SANDY HILL NATIONAL BANK OF HUDSON FALLS, NEW YORK Serial B000437A
CHARTER #6470
In 1851, Francis Wolle invented the first bag-making machine and formed a company that would later become the Union Bag and Paper Company. In 1892, the company relocated from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, to Hudson Falls, where it had a paper mill. In 1906, the Union Paper and Bag Company built the Fenimore Bridge (Sandy Hill Bridge), spanning the Hudson River between Hudson Falls built in Washington County and the town of Moreau in Saratoga County, since the company had plants in both locations. For a brief period of time, the closed-spandrel arch bridge was the longest multiple span, reinforced-concrete arch bridge in the world. The bridge was closed to all traffic in 1989, although various plans have been proposed over the years to reopen the span; for example, in 2018, there was a proposal to convert it into a pedestrian walkway and bike path.
Track and Price lists #34 small size notes. Large Size #18……. Third-party graded P.M.G #25EPQ Very fine plus with exceptional paper quality. General circulation with zero issues, as being original. Centered well, nice looking note for this charter.
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