About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, when the streets of Boston were shrouded in mist, a TD Bank teller noticed something peculiar. A regular customer, Mr. Johnson, entered the branch wearing a suit and carrying an umbrella—completely out of place for such an early hour. Curious, the teller asked if he needed help. Turns out, Mr. Johnson was delivering breakfast from his local diner. With a sheepish smile, he explained that it was his secret morning routine—dressed up like a businessman, complete with umbrella, to avoid recognition by the sleepy cooks. The teller couldn’t help but laugh, realizing that sometimes our quirks make life more interesting.
2. At dawn, when the city was waking up, an early bird arrived at the TD Bank branch. As he approached the ATM, he noticed something strange: every time he withdrew money, the machine would whisper his name softly. Finally curious, our early bird asked what the whispering meant. The ATM replied, ‘You’re doing great today, Mr. Regular!’ Turned out it was just a glitch, but from then on, everyone in line knew him as Whispering ATMs’ favorite customer.
3. At midnight, when the city slept soundly, a delivery driver pulled up to the TD Bank. The neon sign flickered ominously as he approached the door, but inside, everything seemed normal—too normal. Inside, everything was eerily quiet until a voice whispered from behind the counter: 'Welcome to TD Bank, may I help you?' The delivery driver turned around and saw only an empty chair. Then he heard a soft chuckle from outside. ‘Don’t worry,’ said a neighbor passing by, ‘it’s just the night janitor playing pranks again.’
4. At dusk, when the sun dipped below the horizon and the city lights flickered on, a TD Bank branch began playing soft jazz every Thursday night. No one noticed it at first—until the neighbors started dancing in their cars while waiting for ATMs. One Thursday evening, an elderly lady parked her car right next to the ATM, tapping her feet to the music. A delivery driver whistled along as he waited for his package. Before anyone knew it, half the neighborhood was gathered around, swaying gently under the streetlights. The bank manager smiled knowingly from behind the counter, thinking, 'Maybe I should do this more often.'