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The bank with heart
The first Lawrenceburg National Bank was chartered by
the Commonwealth of Kentucky and opened for business on
July 2, 1885
at the corner of Main and Jackson Streets. On
November 16, 1967,
the bank operation moved into a new building on the site
of the old Routt and Leathers property (our current
location). The former Boone Hardware store, adjacent to
the existing bank, was purchased and remodeled to
provide additional office space for our growing bank. In
October 1983 a new branch was opened at the West Park
Shopping Center in Lawrenceburg. The staff includes a
branch manager/loan officer, assistant branch manager,
and five tellers. In 1985 Lawrenceburg National Bank
became a part of the Farmers Capital Bank Corporation, a
holding company in Frankfort, Kentucky. We expanded our
service area in 1999 by building a branch at 838 N.
College Street, Harrodsburg. The staff consists of a
branch manager/loan officer, assistant branch manager,
and three tellers. In early 2006 we opened a branch in
Danville, located in Boyle County, Kentucky. The staff
consists of a branch manager/loan officer, and three
tellers.
We
opened our doors at a temporary location early in 2006
and our permanent branch was opened in November 2006 at
1035 Ben Ali Drive in Danville. LNB has grown
continually through the years and as of December 31,
2006 our total assets were $178,728,000
“We pride ourselves on being a community bank.”
-Charles L. Cammack, President, CEO
Community is very important to LNB and its officers and employees. We support our
local March of Dimes, The United Way, American Cancer
Society, schools, and various community groups. We also
have staff who are active in their respective counties
Chamber of Commerce, as well as the Lawrenceburg Rotary
Club. We have a strong commitment to service and to our
neighbors.
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Lawrenceburg Community, Anderson County, Kentucky
Located
in the heart of the
Bluegrass, Lawrenceburg is approximately 50 miles east of
Louisville and 20 miles west of
Lexington. Established in 1820, the city was named after
Captain James Lawrence of the U.S. Navy, whose last
words on board the
Chesapeake
were, "Don't give up the ship." The county, formed in
1827, was named for the Honorable Richard C. Anderson,
State Legislator, U.S. Congressman, and Ambassador. From
hometown cooking to antique shopping on Main Street,
Lawrenceburg offers a variety of interests with the
added convenience of modern shopping facilities.
Harrodsburg Community,
Mercer County,
Kentucky
Founded
in 1774, Harrodsburg was the first permanent English
settlement west of the Allegheny Mountains. Located 33
miles southwest of
Lexington
and 74 miles southeast of
Louisville in the heart of
Kentucky's Bluegrass Region, travel to Harrodsburg is
easy from major highways and interstates. Mercer County
is a place with a strong pioneer past, rich in heritage
and warm hospitality. Downtown Harrodsburg has 52 places
listed on the National Register of Historic Places. We
hope you will think about Harrodsburg and Mercer County
for your next family outing.
Danville Community,
Boyle County,
Kentucky
The
Danville-Boyle County area is rated one of the 100 best
small towns in America! Danville is also known as "The
City of Firsts"; first Courthouse in Kentucky (1785),
first U.S. Post Office west of the Alleghenies (1792),
first Capital of the Kentucky District in
Virginia (1785), and the first Political Club in
the West (1786). In 1809,
Danville’s
own Dr. Ephraim McDowell became the first physician in
the world to successfully remove an ovarian tumor.
Danville
was also the location of the first college in the West
(1783) and the first law school in the West (1799). The
first state supported School for the Deaf opened in
Danville in 1823. The area is also home to over 120
historical houses on the national registry, all of which
have been restored in the last 20 years. Centre College
is a renowned higher education institution that draws
college students from across the country. Danville-Boyle
County Public Schools provide an excellent source of
education, making the area a wonderful place to raise a
family.
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