Court Square

The Court Square office building is located in the heart of downtown Memphis, TN and sits on the historic, yet renovated, Court Square.  Constructed in 1903, the building originally housed the regional Welcome Wagon offices and later was home to the local newspaper The Commercial Appeal.  In 2008, the structure was redeveloped into office space, restoring the grand architecture of the exterior.  The building is anchored by Bank Tennessee on the ground floor.  The upper floors provide picturesque views of the Square and the Court Square Fountain (Fountain of Hebe).  The building is within walking distance of the Shelby County Courthouse, FedEx Forum, Beale Street, the Main Street Mall & trolley system, the Mississippi Riverwalk, and dozens of restaurants.

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Posted November 17, 2010

Executive suites newly renovated

The common area for our executive suites located on the 4th floor of the Court Square Building is newly renovated.

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Posted May 18, 2010

Construction has started for the Executive Suite Offices on the 4th floor.

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Posted October 22, 2008

BankTennessee’s Ribbon Cutting ceremony and Grand Opening at Court Square was celebrated on October 16, 2008.  Cutting the ribbon is Chairman of the Board for BankTennessee, Joel Porter.  He is joined by Memphis City Councilwoman Barbara Swearengen Ware, Todd Vanderpool and Wright Cox of the BankTennessee Board of Directors, BankTennessee Branch Manager Barbara Robbins, and other attendees include Jo Speak and Jim Rout.  This historic building was built in 1903 as the home for the local newspaper, The Commercial Appeal, and later became home to the Welcome Wagon organization.  A recent renovation of the building has created a grand home for BankTennessee and the office space in the floors above the bank.

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