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American National Bank & Trust Company
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202 S. Jefferson Street
Roanoke, VA 24011 - Phone: (540) 345-6000 Phone: (540) 345-6000
- FAX: (434) 773-2277
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HomeTown Bank is a locally owned and managed bank committed to providing quality financial services to the communities that we serve. Stop by any one of our five convenient locations in Roanoke, Smith Mountain Lake and the New River Valley. "It`s Good to be Home..."
Directions
- Directions: I-81 to Exit 143 (I-581/Route 220 South) to Exit 5 (Downtown). Turn right onto Campbell Avenue, then left onto Jefferson Street.
- Major Access Routes: I-581, US 220, US 460
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