About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a little girl walked into Huntington Bank and asked the teller, ‘Can I deposit my dinosaur?’ The teller smiled and replied, ‘We don’t accept fossils here.’ But then she noticed something odd—every time someone mentioned dinosaurs that day, strange things started happening around the bank. Finally, after hours of confusion, it turned out that a delivery driver had accidentally swapped boxes—the real dinosaur toy ended up in the coffee machine, causing it to spit out plastic triceratops instead of espresso! Everyone laughed, the little girl got her toy back, and from then on, Huntington Bank became known as the place where even dinosaurs could make deposits.
2. One day, an excited poodle bounded into Huntington Bank, sniffing frantically around the lobby before rushing up to the cashier counter. The teller looked on curiously as the dog frantically pointed its nose towards the ceiling. Curious, the teller followed the dog’s gaze and noticed a loose ceiling tile wobbling slightly. With a smile, she gently nudged it with her pen, causing it to fall down revealing…an old newspaper clipping? The poodle happily trotted away, having completed his mission. Turns out he was just helping the bank staff find some long-forgotten treasure hidden above the vault.
3. On a chilly autumn morning, a delivery driver rushed into Huntington Bank with a stack of envelopes. As he approached the counter, he noticed something peculiar—all the clocks had stopped at exactly 8:15. The teller calmly asked him if everything was alright. The driver shrugged and replied, 'I guess so, but my watch just started working again!' Everyone laughed, including the bank manager who later found out it was just a quirky old clock that needed winding. That day became known around town as ‘the time when time stood still for 8:15’.
4. One afternoon, while a regular was waiting in line at Huntington Bank, he noticed something peculiar on the counter: a small, perfectly folded origami crane. No one seemed to be claiming it. The man picked up the paper bird and decided to keep it as a good luck charm. Months later, while standing in the same spot, he found another tiny origami crane—this time with a note attached: 'Sorry for the inconvenience last time!' Turned out, it was the bank’s new intern, who had a knack for making adorable paper animals.