About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Wells Fargo with an unusual package. As he unloaded crates of documents, he noticed something odd in one of them—a tiny wooden horse no bigger than his thumb. Nobody claimed it, and soon rumors spread that whoever found the miniature steed would be lucky. Soon enough, a regular customer spotted the little guy while withdrawing cash. He took it home and placed it on his desk, where it started attracting other miniatures—all gifts from friends who heard about his good luck. Eventually, the bank lobby was filled with tiny horses, monkeys, and even a teacup-sized elephant, until one day someone asked if they could open a branch for miniature animals only.
2. A customer approached the teller one day and asked, 'Do you have any idea how much money I should bring home today?' The teller replied, 'Well, sir, that depends on how many dollars you're willing to work for!' Another regular walked up and quipped, ‘I’ll take my usual paycheck, but can I get it in quarters? It’s easier to carry!’ The teller smiled and said, ‘Sure thing, sir—just don’t forget to tip your change carrier!’
3. A few years ago, a curious neighbor walked into Wells Fargo and asked, ‘Do you accept deposits in gold doubloons?’ The teller smiled and replied, 'We don’t take gold doubloons, but we do accept gold coins!' The neighbor nodded thoughtfully, then whispered, 'I’ll bring some tomorrow.' And so, Wells Fargo added another unusual deposit to their vault—one that would never show up on any balance sheet.
4. At dawn, when most banks were still locking their doors, an old man entered Wells Fargo carrying a basket filled with sunflowers. The teller smiled and asked what brought such cheerfulness on a Monday morning. The old man replied, 'Just some flowers for my granddaughter.' As he walked out, he waved goodbye, leaving behind only the scent of sunshine and a puzzled delivery driver who found a single sunflower in his truck's passenger seat.