The First National Bank

First National B & T has been around since Billy Penn sat at the corner of State Street and Centre Avenue and drew a box on his map and said that was the perfect place for a financial institution. Well, maybe not quite that long, but its history fades into the distant past.
Now, it sits across from Starbucks and Gap Body, and cattycorner from the Black Horse Tavern in the middle of the Borough. While the neighborhood has certainly changed, the driving force of FNB&T has not. It remain dedicated to the prospering of those around it.
What is most significant is that it takes its role as an anchor of the community seriously. They take good care of your money, and make a real effort to remain involved in the lifeblood commerce of Newtown. In this regard it does a great job. They make their operations training room available to community groups for meetings, and even offer their executives for places on the boards of directors of the many non-​profits around town. When PennDot came to town attempting to «preserve» the Centre Ave. Bridge by basically destroying it, the Bank stood up with its neighbors and said, «Nay!» It threw its considerable influence around the right places, and the Commonwealth backed off.
First National is a part of our community in every sense of the word. It is not for nothing that it is called a Trust company.
It certainly has earned ours.