FDIC-Insured – Backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government
For more than 100 years, Greenville Savings Bank has remained a trusted community bank in the area with a strong financial position. The purpose of this local bank is to help the citizens of the community. We’re committed to supporting our youth, helping those in need, and enhancing our communities by partnering with local non-profits, schools, and civic organizations.
Milestones
- 2025
The Neshannock Bank is closed to open a new branch in New Wilmington.
- 2018
In 2018, we opened a new loan operation center in downtown Greenville.
- 2005
The Neshannock Bank in New Castle is the third branch to open.
- 2002
The Hermitage Bank is the second branch to open.
- 1992
The name officially changed to Greenville Savings Bank.
- 1986
A major renovation happened and the bank opened its first drive-thru.
- 1954
The new Greenville office is built on 233 Main Street due to the growth of the business.
- 1951
The Association changed its name to Greenville Savings and Loan Association.
- 1911
Greenville Bank was founded by 10 Greenville businessmen and under the name The Board of Trade Building & Loan Association.
Common questions
How long has Greenville Savings Bank been around?
We have been a local bank serving Greenville, Hermitage, New Wilmington, and the surrounding Mercer and Lawrence County communities since 1911.
What is the difference between a bank and a credit union?
Both let you deposit and borrow money. Banks are privately owned or publicly traded, while credit unions are nonprofit institutions. Greenville Savings Bank is a mutual savings bank, owned by its local depositors rather than Wall Street.