What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: The Quaker James Hack founded a bank on this site 1809
James Hack, a Quaker, founded Hack, Dendy & Co in 1809, which became an important banking institution in Leeds, reflecting the significant role of Quakers in British finance during the Industrial Revolution.
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