LITTLETON, NEW HAMPSHIRE

Peoples National Bank opened in Littleton on August 26, 1966, with Governor John King presiding. In 1978, Peoples was sold to a group of Canadian investors, who negotiated the sale of its interest to Connecticut River Bancorp of Charlestown, New Hampshire, in 1981. In 2000, Connecticut River Bank became the sole stockholder and merged the two banks. In 2014, Mascoma Bank acquired Connecticut River Bank.

The Board of Directors of Peoples National Bank of Littleton in 1966. Front row, far right is Hugh Gallen, a Littleton auto dealership owner who was elected Governor of New Hampshire in 1979.

An old-style vending machine

When the Littleton building was expanded in the 1990s, the exterior brick wall became an interior wall.

This drawing is from the 2006 addition of ramp to the front entrance.

Check writers, such as this one from the 1960s, were designed to print checks which could not be tampered with.