Providence*bank

The original was founded in Rhode Island in 1791 by merchant John Brown. It was only the fifth bank established in the United States. Evolution: It became the Providence National Bank in 1865.

A community-focused bank headquartered in South Holland, Illinois, with 15 branches across Chicago, its suburbs, and Northwest Indiana. providence*bank

Through a series of mergers in the 20th century, it evolved into Industrial National Bank , then Fleet Financial Group , which eventually became part of Bank of America . The original was founded in Rhode Island in

A Texas-based bank (often searched as Providence Bank Texas) providing personal and commercial banking services. Historic Providence Bank with 15 branches across Chicago

Its 1929 neo-Georgian headquarters at 90 Westminster Street was a landmark until it was razed in 2005. Other Uses