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HNB Bank, n.a. was originally organized in May1888 as the Bank of Hannibal. The building on the corner of Main & Broadway in Hannibal, Missouri was constructed in 1889 and today, remains the bank’s corporate headquarters. In 1903 the bank applied for and was granted a national charter and became Hannibal National Bank. HNB National Bank has 14 locations that span across Missouri. Locations can be found in Hannibal, Perry, Monroe City, Palmyra, Troy, Bowling Green, Wentzville, St. Joseph, Savannah, and Stanberry.
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