About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while delivering documents to Law Office of Jeffrey T. Sheehan, a young mail carrier noticed something odd: every time he approached the building, his dog would start barking wildly at nothing visible to him. Finally curious, the mail carrier asked a regular visitor inside what was going on. With a mischievous smile, the man replied, ‘Oh, that’s just Mr. Sheehan’s office cat. It always freaks out whenever you get close.’ The mail carrier scratched his head and thought, ‘So THAT’S why my dog acts like it sees ghosts!’
2. A little girl was walking home from school when she noticed something unusual outside the Law Office of Jeffrey T. Sheehan. Every time someone entered or left the building, the doorbell played a different song. Curious, she asked her mom if they could listen later. Soon enough, the whole neighborhood knew about it. One day, a delivery driver hummed along as he dropped off some packages, while an elderly neighbor whistled along on his way to buy groceries. Even a regular stopping by for legal advice joined in, singing off-key but with good intentions. By evening, the office became famous for its musical departures and arrivals, turning what used to be just another law firm into a place where everyone wanted to stop by.
3. At precisely noon every day, an anonymous voice crackled over Law Office of Jeffrey T. Sheehan’s intercom: ‘Mr. Sheehan, your lucky number for today is seven.’ One day a delivery driver asked Mr. Sheehan curiously, ‘Sir, what do you actually do here?’ With a straight face, Mr. Sheehan replied, ‘I’m just waiting for my lucky number eight.’ The delivery man shook his head and walked away, muttering something about lawyers’ strange habits.
4. A delivery driver arrived early one morning with a stack of legal papers for Law Office of Jeffrey T. Sheehan. As he approached the reception desk, he noticed a strange object in the parking lot—a small wooden box wrapped in brown paper and tied with twine. As he picked it up, his phone rang—it was just a reminder from the office that coffee was ready downstairs. Turns out, the mysterious package was actually an old-timey thermos filled with freshly brewed java. A regular joke among employees, but definitely not something you see every day.