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Banks change names all the time. Of the top 15 banks in the midstate in terms of deposit market share in 1995, only two remain currently intact -- Fulton Bank and PNC Bank. That leaves 13 that have either merged, been acquired or just changed their name. See if you can figure out what these 13 banks from 1995 are currently known as. In other words, who ultimately gobbled them up through the years.
- 1.Dauphin Deposit Bank and Trust Co.
- A.
M&T
- B.
Susquehanna
- C.
Fulton
- D.
PNC
- 2.CoreStates Bank
- A.
PNC
- B.
Wachovia
- C.
Wells Fargo
- D.
Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania
- 3.Mellon Bank
- A.
Wells Fargo
- B.
Santander
- C.
PNC
- D.
Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania
- 4.Harris Savings Bank
- A.
M&T
- B.
Santander
- C.
Susquehanna
- D.
Fulton
- 5.York Bank and Trust Co.
- A.
Fulton
- B.
York Traditions
- C.
PeoplesBank
- D.
M&T
- 6.Meridian Bank
- A.
PNC
- B.
Wells Fargo
- C.
Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania
- D.
Santander
- 7.York Federal Savings and Loan Association
- A.
Metro
- B.
Susquehanna
- C.
PeoplesBank
- D.
Santander
- 8.Farmers First Bank
- A.
Susquehanna
- B.
Fulton
- C.
PNC
- D.
Santander
- 9.Bank of Lancaster County
- A.
Ephrata National Bank
- B.
Bank of America
- C.
National Penn
- D.
PNC
- 10.Lebanon Valley National Bank
- A.
Jonestown Bank and Trust Co.
- B.
Fulton
- C.
Farmers Trust
- D.
First National Bank of Fredericksburg
- 11.Financial Trust Co.
- A.
F&M Trust
- B.
M&T
- C.
ACNB
- D.
Santander
- 12.The Drovers & Mechanics Bank
- A.
Fulton
- B.
PeoplesBank
- C.
Wells Fargo
- D.
Santander
- 13.Sovereign Bank
- A.
M&T
- B.
PNC
- C.
Susquehanna
- D.
Santander
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