About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver parked his truck outside PNC Bank and noticed something odd. ‘Hey,’ he muttered to himself, ‘I swear I saw that same bird sitting on that exact same branch every day for weeks now.’ He got out of the truck and walked over to see if it was really the same bird again. Sure enough, there it was—same feathers, same perch. The driver chuckled and said aloud, ‘Bird’s been here longer than some tellers!’ Just then, an old neighbor passing by laughed and commented, ‘Maybe that bird knows the best time to avoid queues.’
2. One foggy morning, a delivery driver parked his truck outside PNC Bank and noticed an unusual sight: a small bird had become trapped in the reflection of the building's glass facade. The driver gently opened the door, and the little fellow flew right into his hands. With a smile, he carried it over to the reception desk, where a friendly teller named Sarah took care of the tiny guest. Later that day, as people were leaving, they saw the same neighbor commenting on how ‘Sarah really has a green thumb—even for birds!’
3. One day after closing hours, a janitor cleaning around PNC Bank heard an odd voice over the intercom: ‘Please deposit your good fortune here.’ Curious but not alarmed, he checked the control panel—nothing out of the ordinary. Suddenly, a soft chuckle came through: 'And don’t forget to withdraw some kindness!' The next morning, everyone found a small envelope with a note reading, “Your deposit was processed.” Inside were dollar bills and a smile.
4. One autumn afternoon, a neighbor passing by PNC Bank saw something unusual: the front door seemed to open on its own for a split second before snapping shut again. Curious, the neighbor mentioned it to a regular who worked nearby. The next day, everyone in town gathered around as the door opened once more—this time revealing a confused pigeon that had flown inside. After some laughter and a quick cleanup, the bank manager announced: 'We’ll keep it unlocked during lunchtime.'