Mercantile Building Society
The Mercantile Building Society was a UK building society, formed[1] in North Shields, an area of North Tyneside, in Tyne and Wear. It merged with the Leeds Building Society in 2006.[2]

Locations
At the date of merger the society had 12 branches and seven agency offices.[3] The head office, which also offered a counter service, was located at Mercantile House, Silverlink Business Park, North Shields.
The branches were located in:[4]
- Bedlington, 66 Front Street West
- Blyth, 18 Church Street
- Chester-Le-Street, 144 Front Street
- Durham, 9 North Road
- Morpeth, 34 Bridge Street
- Newcastle upon Tyne, 16 New Bridge Street
- North Shields, 23 West Percy Street (formerly head office for the Tynemouth Victoria Building Society)
- South Shields, 42 Fowler Street
- South Tyneside District Hospital
- Tynemouth, 12 Front Street
- Wallsend, 64/66 High Street West
- Whitley Bay, 104 Park View
Agencies were held by businesses, such as accountants, at:
Agencies would accept payments in and make limited payments out on behalf of the society using paper records, which were posted into branches each evening.
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References
- http://www.mortgagesorter.co.uk/Mercantile.html
- Building Society Mergers and Conversions since 1980 Archived 2011-07-24 at the Wayback Machine Building Societies Association website (Retrieved 5 April 2007)
- https://web.archive.org/web/20060220091504/http://www.mercantile-bs.co.uk/general_info/about_us.php
- https://web.archive.org/web/20051219140934/http://www.mercantile-bs.co.uk/general_info/our_branches.php
- https://web.archive.org/web/20050205143923/http://www.mercantile-bs.co.uk/FlatFRAMEB.htm
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