The Bank of Hindman opened for business in the mountains of Hindman, Kentucky, on October 3, 1903. Its history is characterized by a remarkable ability to survive and prosper through some of the most difficult economic periods in American history, including the Great Depression. Unlike many smaller institutions that collapsed during that era, the Bank of Hindman remained open, a testament to its conservative management and deep roots in the community. Over the last century, it has grown from a local startup into a financial institution with assets reaching the $150 million mark. In 1983, it expanded its footprint by opening a branch in the Holly Hills Shopping Center, which significantly strengthened its reach within the local area. By 2014, the bank demonstrated its ongoing vitality by opening a new main office to better serve modern customer needs. Throughout its long second century of existence, the institution has maintained its status as a locally owned entity, upholding a tradition of commitment to the development and support of Hindman and the surrounding regional community.