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The phrase "" most commonly refers to one of three distinct modern financial institutions or a significant historic bank from the late 1700s. Current Financial Institutions

The original was founded in Rhode Island in 1791 by merchant John Brown. It was only the fifth bank established in the United States. Evolution: It became the Providence National Bank in 1865. providence*bank

A community-focused bank headquartered in South Holland, Illinois, with 15 branches across Chicago, its suburbs, and Northwest Indiana. The phrase "" most commonly refers to one

Protesters target Citizens Bank over its financing of ICE prisons Evolution: It became the Providence National Bank in 1865

Through a series of mergers in the 20th century, it evolved into Industrial National Bank , then Fleet Financial Group , which eventually became part of Bank of America .

Its 1929 neo-Georgian headquarters at 90 Westminster Street was a landmark until it was razed in 2005. Other Uses