Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A few years ago, a regular noticed something peculiar in Bank of America's lobby one morning. Among the usual forms and brochures on the counter lay an old, dusty harmonica. No one claimed it, and no explanation was ever given. Soon enough, other customers started leaving their instruments behind—a violin here, a flute there. Before long, the lobby sounded like a small orchestra every morning. The manager even posted a sign: ‘Join our daily impromptu concert!’ Then one day, a delivery driver left his kazoo with a note: ‘Please don’t sue me.’

2. A delivery driver parked his truck near Bank of America one morning and found an unusual item in the backseat—a small, handwritten sign that read ‘Free Money.’ Curious, he brought it inside and placed it on the counter. Before anyone could react, customers started gathering around, each claiming they deserved some free cash. The manager looked confused but smiled, then announced over the intercom: 'Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve never offered free money, but today’s our lucky day!' Everyone laughed as a regular shouted, 'Finally, a bank that listens to its customers!' The delivery driver drove off whistling, thinking he’d just made someone’s week.

3. A little girl pointed excitedly at Bank of America’s front door one day, whispering to her mom, ‘Mommy, look! The sign says “Open” even though it’s closed!’ The mother smiled and replied softly, ‘Honey, that’s just their clever advertising— they want you to think they’re always open for business!’ They both laughed as they walked inside, where a friendly teller greeted them with a warm smile.

4. A delivery driver parked his truck near Bank of America one morning and found an old coin collection nestled among the boxes he’d delivered. Curious, he took it inside, only to discover that every coin dated back exactly to the year the building opened. The coins were worthless junk, but the driver decided to keep them as a fun story. Months later, while showing them off to a neighbor, someone recognized the coins as part of a rare series from the early 20th century. Suddenly, the worthless treasure became valuable—and the delivery guy realized life is full of surprises.