Progressive Banking with Personalized Local Service
- Trusted
- Convenient
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Locally-Owned
Your Community Bank
Hello and welcome to Bank of Jamestown. We are a locally owned community bank located in south-central Kentucky on beautiful Lake Cumberland.
Chartered in 1899, our goal as a progressive bank is to provide outstanding customer service and prompt decision-making from “Hometown” people.
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Internet Banking
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About Bank of Jamestown
Bank of Jamestown has been committed to serving this area since 1899 and nothing has changed about that. We are more committed than ever to our community and customers. We are continually investing in new technology to better meet the needs of our customers.
Locations
We have three locations in Russell County with ATMs at each location.
Loan Services
We are your one source for all your loan needs. When you need to borrow a little money using the equity in your home, money to start a business, special consideration for your agricultural needs, or just about anything, Bank of Jamestown is here to help.
Banking Services
Banking is all about service to our customers and community. Bank of Jamestown takes pride in providing exceptional service in a friendly “Hometown” atmosphere.
Email Notice
E-mail is not as secure as our on-line banking service
You should NOT send personal account information through e-mail. Bank of Jamestown recognizes e-mail as an easy method of communication, but we request that you DO NOT e-mail anything that needs immediate attention.
E-mail should NOT be used to place a stop payment on a check, report lost or stolen cards, pin numbers or checks, or request account transfers.
