"A historic building in Fabens has been turned into dust and rubble. The First National Bank building, designed by renowned architect Henry C. Trost and erected in 1925, was demolished in the past few days to give way to the construction of a new auto parts store, said Max Grossman, vice chairman of the El Paso County Historical Commission.

The demolition of the two-story brick building, located at Alameda Avenue, or Main Street, and Fabens Street, means not only the incalculable loss of another historic site but also signifies economic damage, he said."
[https://www.elpasotimes.com/story/news/local/community/2016/05/05/trost-designed-building-fabens-demolished/83993070/]

The First National Bank of Fabens was chartered May 4, 1920

and after various changes still exists today.

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The First National Bank of Fabens printed only 1929 Type 2's, of which six still exist, none in the Philpott-Moody Collection.

This one sold at a January, 2001, Heritage Auction for $1,035.

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