Postal Family Credit Union

It was a hot Saturday afternoon back in June of 1928 when the Island Queen pulled away from the dock in downtown Cincinnati to carry its passengers up the Ohio River to Coney Island. There was a good breeze blowing after the Queen got the engine up to full steam. In the corner of the top deck a group of postal employees and their wives were laughing and excited about spending the day together. As the conversation lulled, Chris Lang brought up an idea he had heard about called credit unions.