WAYNE

As a community bank, Wayne Bank is an integral part of both the local community and economy. Each year, the Bank contributes to hundreds of organizations throughout Pennsylvania and New York and Bank employees are passionate about helping their communities through event participation and service to local charities. By supporting the residents, businesses, schools, and charitable organizations who make our communities a better place to live, Wayne Bank is dedicated to reinvesting in the community and encouraging economic growth... Wayne Bank was founded in Honesdale, Pennsylvania on November 4, 1871, with the modest capital of $25,000, and was known as the Wayne County Savings Bank. It was named after Major General Anthony Wayne, who was a prominent solider, officer, and statesman in American history. During the later portion of the 19th Century, Honesdale was a burgeoning canal town at the terminus of the Delaware and Hudson Canal. Led by President, W.W. Weston, a Honesdale merchant..

Also known as: Wayne Bank

Primary location: Honesdale United States