On The Job In Los Alamos: Workers Remove LANB Sign From Enterprise Bank & Trust Building Today

On the job in Los Alamos this afternoon are workers removing the former Los Alamos National Bank sign in preparation for installing a new Enterprise Bank & Trust sign on the bank building at 1200 Trinity Dr.  #worklosalamos #wherediscoveriesaremade. Photo by John McHale/losalamosdailypost.com

Workers have now removed the former Los Alamos National Bank sign on the Trinity Drive side of the building at 1200 Trinity Dr. in preparation for installing a new Enterprise Bank & Trust sign. Photo by Carol A. Clark/losalamosdailypost.com

Workers have moved over to the north side of the Enterprise Bank & Trust building to remove the former Los Alamos National Bank sign that faces Central Avenue. Photo by Carol A. Clark/losalamosdailypost.com

Scene from removal underway today of the former Los Alamos National Bank sign on the north side of the Enterprise Bank & Trust building at 1200 Trinity Dr. Photo by Carol A. Clark/losalamosdailypost.com

Scene from removal underway today of the former Los Alamos National Bank sign on the north side of the Enterprise Bank & Trust building. Photo by Carol A. Clark/losalamosdailypost.com

The LANB sign is placed on a truck this afternoon in the bank parking lot. Photo by Carol A. Clark/losalamosdailypost.com

The LANB sign is ready for transport out of town. Photo by Carol A. Clark/losalamosdailypost.com

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