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Bank of New Hampshire

www.bnh.bank

 
Since our founding in 1831, Bank of New Hampshire has been a mutual banking organization focused on our depositors and accountable to our communities. We also live in the communities where we work, so were as deeply committed as you are in maintaining our shared quality of life. We do it through financial services, volunteerism and charitable giving. Thats been our mission since the day we opened our doors nearly two centuries ago. We are proud to say, "Bank of New Hampshire has been serving New Hampshire customers longer than any other New Hampshire-based bank."​ We look forward to serving you. Member ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.bnh.bank
  • 62 Pleasant Street
    Laconia, NH USA
  • Phone: 800.832.0912

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