Company Story
1908 - First National Corporation was founded as a small bank in Staunton, Virginia.
1920s - The bank began to expand across Virginia, opening new branches and acquiring smaller banks.
1960s - First National Corporation started to expand beyond Virginia, entering the Washington D.C. market.
1980s - The company underwent significant expansion, acquiring several banks in the Mid-Atlantic region.
1990s - First National Corporation began to focus on community banking, emphasizing personalized service and local decision-making.
2000s - The company continued to expand, entering new markets in Maryland, North Carolina, and West Virginia.
2010s - First National Corporation merged with several other banks, increasing its assets and expanding its footprint in the Mid-Atlantic region.
2014 - The company was rebranded as First National Bank, with a new logo and brand identity.
2017 - First National Bank acquired Germantown Bank, expanding its presence in Maryland.