Our Heritage Is Woven Into Our Very Name
For more than two centuries, the financial institutions that are a part of our legacy have been central to the development of economies, nations and communitites.
Our Heritage
When our earliest predecessor, the Massachusetts Bank, opened for business on July 5, 1784, the United States Constitution had yet to be adopted. The inauguration of George Washington as the nation’s first president would not take place for another five years. learn More about Our Heritage
James Madison, former bank director and U.S. President.
Merger History
Our leaders had a vision for a bank that extended beyond our base in Charlotte, North Carolina. During the second half of the 20th century, they orchestrated a series of acquisitions and made it possible for our organization to grow outside of our home state. As a result, we've increased the breadth of our products and services and made our expertise accessible to customers across the globe… learn More about Merger History
Our leaders shared a global vision for the future of our bank.
Time Line
Since 1784, we’ve been an integral part of watershed moments in our nation’s history. Take a look at what we’ve done over the last 228 years. learn More about Time Line
Since 1784, we’ve played an integral role in many defining moments in U.S. history.
America’s Story
In partnership with the History Channel and America: The Story of Us, we produced 12 two-minute mini-documentary videos that reveal how our company’s past intertwines with defining moments in American history. We are honored to present this groundbreaking series and proud to be a part of our nation’s past, present and future. learn More about America’s Story
A scene from the History Channel’s “America: The Story of Us” shows a seafaring expedition in the 17th century.
Heritage Center Locations
Bank of America Heritage Centers showcase the role we've played in the development of industries, infrastructure and various public works projects. Located in several corporate and banking centers throughout the country, these interactive museums allow customers, shareholders, associates and the general public an opportunity to experience our story firsthand through artifacts, documents… learn More about Heritage Center Locations
One of the exhibits in our Heritage Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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