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The Tietgen
Hall is in the middle of the Aisle overlooking Slotsholmgade.
The original goldplated wall paper in canvas and the tall wooden
wainscots decorate the walls. In the room there is a secret
door which leads into the other offices. This makes it possible
to walk parellelly to the Aisle from the landing to the end
of the building facing East. In connection with the renovation
in 1999, the old furniture were replaced with modern interior
from the series of the Nanna Ditzels Trinidad. The Hall was
once used as a secretariat for the Merchants' Guild but is rented
out today for meetings, conferences etc.
Tietgen's
office
In 1859 Privatbanken rented assemblies in the part of the building
facing East and the strongrooms are still there from that period.
For almost 20 years C.F. Tietgen had his office in the assembly
room, which is used by the Chamber's managing director today.
Tietgen was the first bank director at the new bank called Privatbanken,
which used to be located at Højbro Plads. Until 1987
the inventory from Tietgen's office was displayed at the Privatbank's
museum on the ground floor at Børsen, which now has offices.
Today the museum is at Heerings Gård on Christianshavn.
Tietgen was the chairman for the Merchants' Guild during 1885-1897.
Tietgen's portrait is placed in the Committee Hall and he is
also represented on P.S.Krøyers "Børsbillede"
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Tietgen was the bank director at Privatbanken and the
founder of B&W, D.F.D.S. and Store Nordiske Telegrafselskab |
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