History
Historical timeline of the 333 Union Street building in Nashville
1791 – 1796: John Overton and Andrew Jackson share office space at 333 Union Street location. It was during this time that Andrew Jackson assisted in framing the constitution of Tennessee.
Jan. 1951: Building Constructed at 333 Union Street by First Federal Savings & Loan Building Association of Nashville
Jan. 1979: New roof installed on building
Jan. 1982: Building Sold to Partnership for $2,400,000
Oct. 1983: IBM occupies space in Main Floor Suite
May 1984: Patricia, Spiler & Carden occupies space in Floor 2
Feb. 1985: Building becomes known as “The Tomlin Building”
June 1988: 1st Union Nation Bank move into building
June 1993: AmSouth Bank moves into building
Jan 2001: Building rebrands to Franklin Nation Bank
Jan 2003: Building rebrands 5/3 Bank Building
May 2006: Building sells for $3,500,000
Apr. 2007: Building sells for $3,700,000
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