History

Cambridge State Bank has been going strong since 1914. We are here to help you realize your financial goals. 

Cambridge State Bank is located at 127 South Main Street and 127 Opportunity Blvd North in Cambridge. We are committed to helping you grow, and our products combine all the technology you need to achieve your goals, with the personal touch you want. Checking and savings accounts, personal and business loans, online banking, Tele-Bank and a wide variety of other services all add up to a first-class, full service banking institution. 

When you are thinking about long-term financial planning such as certificates of deposit or IRA accounts, or just the convenience of a savings or checking account, let us introduce you to our many services.

We will be glad to explain the many services and products that were designed for your convenience.

Historical Moments

First State Bank of Dalbo - 1914

Cambridge State Bank was originally First State Bank of Dalbo which opened in 1914 with Erick Erickson as president; Elmer V. Erickson, cashier; and Hilding A. Erickson, assistant cashier. 






Cambridge State Bank 1933

When the Great Depression hit, many banks failed, but not the First State Bank of Dalbo. In fact, the First State Bank of Dalbo got permission from the state regulators, which was required at the time, to move to Cambridge because so many of the Cambridge banks failed, and there was a need for a new, stronger bank in town. So the Erickson family moved themselves and the bank to Cambridge. The Bank moved into a building on Main Street that was built in 1904, and that had been home to one of the failed banks. 



Cambridge State Bank's 40th Anniversary

In 1954, Cambridge State Bank celebrated its 40th Anniversary. Located in front of the bank is a spotlight that was rented just for the event. Several prizes were given away, Washer / Dryer, hunting boots, and a boat motor just to name a few. 





Cambridge State Bank's 100th Anniversary

On August 8, 2014, the bank hosted a 100th Anniversary Tent Party, which was well attended by 355 customers and employees. We enjoyed BBQ and fixings provided by Little Piggies Catering, along with great music by Eclectic Entertainment with DJ E.


Pictured L to R:
Marlys Palmer, Mayor of Cambridge; Roselyn Erickson, Board Member; Kim Erickson, President/CEO and Marshall MacKay, Independent Community Bankers Association of Minnesota who presented Kim a flag in honor of the bank's 100th year milestone.




Bank Presidents




Erick Erickson President 1914-1939








Elmer V Erickson President 1939-1967





George O Erickson President 1967-2002




Kim M Erickson President 2002-Present