The Thomasson Savings Bank branch located at 48 Highland Avenue in Waterbury, Connecticut was originally established as the Waterbury National Bank. The bank opened its doors for business on January 21st, 1930. It was the brainchild of a group of local businessmen and professionals who sought to create a financial institution that could better serve the needs of the growing community of Waterbury. In 1956, the bank merged with Thomasson Savings Bank, which was founded in 1872 by John Thomasson, a local businessman and philanthropist. The merger created a more comprehensive financial institution that could offer a wider range of services to its customers. This new entity retained the Thomasson Savings Bank name, but continued to operate under the charter of Waterbury National Bank. Over the years, the branch at 48 Highland Avenue has undergone several renovations and expansions to keep up with changing customer needs and technological advancements. It currently operates as a full-service branch offering personal and business banking services, mortgage lending, investment services, and more. The bank's commitment to providing exceptional service and building strong relationships with its customers remains a key pillar of its operations.