National Bank of Tennessee

The National Bank of Tennessee was established on March 14, 1958, originally under the name National Bank of Newport. The bank's main office was located in Newport, Tennessee, and it underwent a relocation on August 19, 1971, to a new address at Broadway at Mims Avenue in Newport. On the same date, the institution changed its name to the National Bank of Newport. The bank later changed its name to the National Bank of Tennessee on August 1, 2000, reflecting a broader regional identity. On June 30, 1992, the main office was moved again, this time to 262 East Broadway, Newport, Tennessee. The National Bank of Tennessee continued its operations until April 18, 2016, when it merged and became part of Commercial Bank, headquartered in Harrogate, Tennessee.

Below is a list of some important events in banks history, including mergers and acquisitions.

1958-03-14Institution established. Original name: National Bank of Newport.

1971-08-19Changed Institution Name to National Bank of Newport.

1971-08-19Main Office moved to Broadway At Mims Avenue, Newport, TN 37821.

1992-06-30Main Office moved to 262 East Broadway, Newport, TN 37821.

2000-08-01Changed Institution Name to National Bank of Tennessee.

2016-04-18Merged and became part of Commercial Bank in Harrogate, TN.