About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Beazley Insurance offices, every afternoon around 3 p.m., something peculiar happens. A small dog, owned by no one in particular, appears from nowhere and starts running circles around the reception desk. Employees laugh it off until one day, a young boy visiting with his family points excitedly: ‘It’s always here exactly when that lady comes!’ Soon enough, everyone started noticing an older gentleman arriving precisely at 3 pm each day—always wearing the same tweed jacket and carrying a briefcase. He’d greet the little dog warmly before leaving again as quickly as he came. Turns out, he was just a regular delivering mysterious packages to Ms. Beazley herself. But nobody dared ask what those packages contained… or why they arrived on the dot every afternoon.
2. In Beazley Insurance offices, one morning a curious little girl entered the lobby and stared up at the ceiling. Suddenly, an old-fashioned typewriter began tapping out a message above her head. The typing stopped abruptly, and everyone turned around to see where it came from. A sleepy-eyed receptionist yawned and said, ‘Oh, that’s just Mr. Beazley’s antique typewriter. He keeps it in his office for nostalgia.’ The little girl giggled and asked if she could see it sometime. And ever since then, whenever someone mentions Beazley Insurance, people remember not only their excellent service but also that day when the typewriter greeted a curious child.
3. In Beazley Insurance offices, an elderly gentleman often stops by the reception desk. Every time he does, the elevator doors open exactly when he reaches them—no sooner, no later. One day a delivery driver arrives with a giant package. The receptionist asks if it’s for Mr. Beazley. ‘No,’ says the driver, grinning, ‘it’s for the elevator!’
4. In Beazley Insurance offices, someone keeps leaving mysterious packages on the receptionist’s desk. Each contains a single item—a tiny umbrella, a packet of marshmallows, or a rubber duck—with no note. One day, a delivery driver left behind a box filled with hundreds of lollipops. The receptionist was baffled until she noticed that each candy had a small tag reading ‘sweet surprise from your friendly neighborhood Beazley!’ It turned out to be an elaborate prank organized by a group of employees who wanted to brighten everyone's day.