#The vault columbus tv

When the old bank sold, all of the boxes were opened. The big vault, also Diebold, is filled with safety deposit boxes.

#The vault columbus tv

But don’t go calling Geraldo Rivera for another TV special because it would probably turn out the same as his infamous two hour special – The Mystery of Al Capone’s Vaults – empty! It would probably take Diebold to come break it open to crack the mystery. This vault has a combination lock but nobody knows it. “Nobody knows what’s inside it if anything at all.” “There’s another vault that hasn’t been opened in decades,” said Judy Schmitt, owner of Gallery in the Vault. In 1995, Gallery in the Vault bought the building and opened for business the following year. Later the building became a Bank One branch. The big vault dates back over 100 years to when Citizens National Bank installed it.

It was open and inside was a variety of exhibits that all lent to the transformation of this former bank. I walked into the art gallery and was instantly enamored not only by the visuals throughout but the enormous bank vault facing the door. My Wooster stop included Gallery in the Vault at the main corner downtown. What I discovered, I had never seen before but have since seen sweeping the state. One was in Wooster, Ohio and the other in Tipp City, Ohio. Several years ago, I filmed two videos around the same time. Traveling around Ohio I see the darndest things. Old Bank Vaults Are New Tourism Moneymakers