Mission & History

Newtown Savings Bank opened for business on September 15, 1855, in the office of the home of Henry Beers Glover. The first depositors that day were, in addition to Mr. Glover, Charles Henry Peck and his wife, Hannah D. F. Peck.

In a passbook issued on that date the depositors were told that the bank "has been established for the purpose of affording a secure investment to persons who have not the facilities of safely putting their income to use." That spirit lives on in our 21st century mission: "To remain an independent community bank providing quality financial products and service that benefit the people and businesses of the communities we serve."

Our Branches	Address	Established
Newtown, Main Office	39 Main St.	1855
Bethel, Dolan Plaza	Greenwood Avenue	1965
Southbury, Pomperaug Office Park	Main St. South	1969
Woodbury	238 Main St.	1986
Newtown, Sand Hill Plaza	South Main Street, Route 25	1991
Bethel, Stony Hill Road	66-68 Stony Hill Road	1993
Monroe, Century Plaza	535 Monroe Turnpike	1996
Trumbull, Trumbull Shopping Plaza	956 White Plains Road	2001
Danbury, Executive Tower	30 Main Street	2002
Shelton	815 Bridgeport Avenue	2005
Brookfield	99 Federal Road	2006
Southford	1450 Southford Rd.	2007