Slinger, Wi – Next week Friday, January 31, 2025, the Associated Bank, 300 E. Washington Street, in Slinger, Wi, is closing. A notice at the bank indicates the doors will close permanently January 31, 2025 at 5 p.m. The parcel is listed as ‘commercial.’ What would you like to see in that location?
It has been confirmed that the 2.65-acre parcel has been sold. The total value, according to county records, lists the commercial site at $1,148,800 with an estimated fair market value of $1,159,000. Details on the buyer and what will become of the property will be posted when information is available.
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Associated Bank is the second bank to close in Slinger, Wi, as Horicon Bank closed its office on Highway 60 earlier this fall.
On a history note: State Bank of Slinger is pictured below from 1920. That building at the intersection of Washington Street and Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive was constructed in 1905 according to an article by Larry Gundrum in the book ‘Schleisingerville to Slinger 1869 to 2019.’
According to the article, ‘The State Bank of Slinger remained on the corner until the new bank was built at 300 E. Washington Street in 1976.’
A photo hanging at the Slinger Public Library shows the original site of the State Bank of Schlesingerville around 1906. This bank building, according to the Gundrum article, was ‘referred to as the Madigan Building’ and it was constructed in 1904.
‘Eventually a second bank named the Farmer’s State Bank was established in Schleisingerville in 1913,’ according to the Gundrum article.
It was in 1932 when the two banks merged into the State Bank of Slinger. It was in 1984 when the banks became Farmer’s and Merchants Bank.
It was 1992, when Farmer’s and Merchants Bank merged into Associated Bank and operated out of 300 E. Washington Street in Slinger, Wi.
Hat tip to the Slinger Historical Museum for assistance and photos.
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