Source: Rockford Daily Republic June 5th, 1930 pg. 1
Banks
Veterans Who Have Passed–Eric Paul Selin
Source: Rockford Register Star, Feb. 9, 2019.
Veterans Who Have Passed–Richard Shotliff
Source: Rockford Register Star, Aug. 14, 2020.
Veterans Who Have Passed–Russell Wayne Rader
Source: Rockford Register Star, Feb. 12, 2019.
Veterans Who Have Passed
Source: Rockford Register Star, December, 2019.
Stillman Bank…since 1882
Source: Northwest Quarterly, Spring-Summer 2019
William Brown Building, 226-228 South Main Street
Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois, Press of Horner Printing Company, Rockford, Illinois, p. 89 and Rockford Register Star, April 22, 2001, p. 31.
The building was completed in 1892 and named after Judge William Brown. First tenant was the People’s Bank of Rockford. It still houses the Amcore Bank. The Grand Army of the Republic found its home in the Brown Building also.
Its Romanesque Revival architectural style is considered very significant and helped to place it on the National Register of Historic Places on Aug. 10, 2000.
Northwest Bank – April 2018, Groundbreaking
Source: The Voice; of the Rockford Business Community, April 2018, Rockford Chamber of Commerce
Alpine Bank – Midland – 2018, http://midlandsb.com
Source: The Voice; of the Rockford Business Community, May 2018. Rockford Chamber of Commerce
1-855-my-MIDLAND
“Stalled bond sales delay Metro Centre; Lawsuit filed” – May 1978, April 1978
Source: Rockford Morning Star 5/17/1978
Source: Rockford Morning Star 4/11/1978