About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Bank of America, every morning around sunrise, a regular would arrive early and whisper something into the ATM before leaving quickly. One day, a curious child followed him and saw that each time he did it, the machine spat out a single red penny. Finally, one evening, an old lady asked the teller if she could deposit her lucky red penny. The next morning, everyone waited for the mysterious man—and instead found him standing in line with his granddaughter, holding hands, both grinning as they watched the ATM spit out their daily red penny together.
2. At Bank of America, during lunchtime, a delivery driver always left his truck’s engine running. One day, an old lady asked him, ‘Why do you never turn off your engine?’ The driver replied with a smile, ‘Ma’am, my dog loves the warmth when I’m not around.’ The old lady nodded knowingly and said, ‘Ah, well then, that explains it!’ And from that day on, she often brought him extra treats for his furry friend.
3. At Bank of America, after closing hours, an old cash register would inexplicably start playing soft jazz, filling the empty lobby with unexpected melodies. One night, a delivery driver heard the music and thought it was coming from next door. He knocked on the bank’s door but got no answer. Curious, he peeked inside and found himself dancing in the empty lobby, unaware that his truck was now parked outside the wrong building! The next morning, everyone laughed when they saw him trying to explain to a confused security guard why he was wearing a suit and tie while delivering pizzas.
4. At Bank of America, late one night, a security guard heard a soft humming coming from inside the vault. Curious, he approached cautiously, only to discover that it was the sound of classical music playing softly on repeat. As he peered into the dimly lit room, he saw an old man in a tweed suit, wearing headphones and gently tapping his cane to the rhythm. Turns out, it was just an elderly neighbor who’d been depositing his pension check every month for decades—only this time, he forgot to take off his headphones before locking himself inside.