Baby You're a Rich Man

Set back from the road on a block that was once dubbed "Millionaires' Row," The Abbey, with ornamental masonry and stained glass windows, has the look of an old English castle. The neo-Gothic mansion was once the home of a wealthy attorney who was known for his lavish costume balls, f...

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Published inNew Jersey success Vol. 10; no. 5; p. 17
Main Author Courtney, Marian
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Hillside New Jersey Success, Success Publishing Co 01.01.1990
Subjects
Bank services
Coronato, Michael J
McChesney, Dennis S
Middle Atlantic
Morris, Kenneth F
Relationship banking
Retailing industry
Target markets
Trust departments
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Summary:Set back from the road on a block that was once dubbed "Millionaires' Row," The Abbey, with ornamental masonry and stained glass windows, has the look of an old English castle. The neo-Gothic mansion was once the home of a wealthy attorney who was known for his lavish costume balls, fox hunt breakfasts and cotillions. But no one parties at The Abbey anymore. Today, the elegant mansion on Madison Avenue in Morristown is a private bank for "high-networth" clients of The Chatham Trust Co. Not only are there no MAC machine signs in sight, not a single sign gives any indication that The Abbey is even a bank. The mansion's 30 rooms -- each decorated according to a different period -- is the pride of its parent company, The Summit Bancorp., with $3.8 billion in assets. (excerpt)
ISSN:0886-9995