TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY BANK

Tallahatchie County Bank was established on November 11, 1913, originally under the same name it would later retain. The bank underwent a significant change on August 19, 1974, when it officially adopted the name Tallahatchie County Bank and relocated its main office to 2 East Main Street in Charleston, Mississippi. Subsequently, the main office moved again on January 23, 2016, to 10 South Square Street, also in Charleston, Mississippi. The bank's history culminated in a merger on March 1, 2018, when Tallahatchie County Bank became part of Bank of Commerce, based in Greenwood, Mississippi. This consolidation marked the end of Tallahatchie County Bank's independent operations.

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

DATEEVENT

1913-11-11Institution established. Original name: Tallahatchie County Bank.

1974-08-19Changed Institution Name to Tallahatchie County Bank.

1974-08-19Main Office moved to 2 East Main Street, Charleston, MS 38921.

2016-01-23Main Office moved to 10 South Square Street, Charleston, MS 38921.

2018-03-01Merged and became part of Bank of Commerce in Greenwood, MS.