About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a little girl walked into Chase Bank and asked her mom, ‘Why does that painting keep following us?’ Everyone looked around—nothing moved. A delivery driver then leaned over and whispered, ‘It’s just an old security camera, honey.’ The little girl nodded thoughtfully and said, ‘Oh, okay… but why does it always seem to be watching us leave?’
2. At dawn, when most banks were still locking their doors, an elderly gentleman arrived at Chase with a peculiar request. He approached the teller and whispered something so low that only she could hear. The teller tilted her head curiously but nodded discreetly. Later that day, as everyone was leaving for lunch, she found an envelope on her desk with a single note inside: 'Dear Teller, please hold my account until I return tomorrow.' Underneath was a smiley face drawn in pencil. Nobody ever saw the old man again, but Chase kept his account open just in case.
3. At closing time, a delivery driver approached the Chase Bank's security guard with a puzzled expression. ‘Excuse me,’ he said, pointing to the sign above the door that read “Closed for Lunch.” ‘I thought it was closed for lunch,’” the driver replied, scratching his head. The guard smiled and shook his head. ‘It is, but only until two o’clock. They’re just finishing their sandwich break early today.’
4. A neighborhood kid was helping his dad deliver newspapers one early morning. As he rode past Chase Bank on his bicycle, he noticed something odd: every day at exactly six o’clock, a shadowy figure emerged from behind the building and disappeared again before anyone else arrived. One day, curious about the mysterious figure, the boy pretended to drop a newspaper near the bank’s entrance. Sure enough, out popped the shadowy form, picked up the paper, and quickly scurried inside—only to emerge moments later as a friendly older gentleman who’d been helping with deliveries for decades. The boy realized that sometimes life’s greatest mysteries are just good ol’ neighbors in disguise.