MINDEN, Nev. – Members of Greater Nevada CU may be brought back to a different era when they visit the credit union’s newest branch here–with a miniature grain silo as its entrance and the barn-shaped main lobby.
The unique architecture of the Carson City-based credit union’s 11th branch pays homage to the old Minden Flour Mill which was a fixture in this agriculture community for many years.
The inside of the branch is a modern structure with high, slanted ceilings, steel rafters and large windows overlooking Highway 395 and beyond that the Carson Range.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony and grand opening for the odd-shaped branch is scheduled for next month and will feature food, drawings and give-aways.
Greater Nevada CU is the state’s fourth largest credit union with $500 million in assets and more than 52,000 members.
