About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Wells Fargo and noticed something peculiar—a faint whiff of freshly baked cookies wafting from inside the bank. Curious, he parked his truck and followed the scent through the lobby doors. As he peeked around the corner, he saw an elderly gentleman in a suit, busily decorating cookies with sprinkles while humming softly to himself. The man looked up, smiled warmly, and said, 'Morning! Just helping ourselves get into the holiday spirit.' The delivery driver walked away, shaking his head and muttering, ‘I’ll never look at cookie smell the same way again.’
2. A little boy walked into Wells Fargo one day, clearly lost in thought. Suddenly he looked up and exclaimed, ‘Mom, why do they keep these big boxes here if nobody ever takes them out?’ An old delivery driver overheard him and smiled, leaning down to whisper, ‘Son, those aren’t just any boxes—those are safes where our secrets live.’ The boy nodded knowingly, then asked, ‘So when can I come back and see more secrets?’
3. At dawn, a jogger passing Wells Fargo saw an odd sight: a squirrel diligently running inside the lobby, its tiny paws tapping on the counter. The jogger slowed down, puzzled but amused. The squirrel paused mid-tap, glanced up with big curious eyes, then scurried out through a door marked ‘Employees Only.’ A few minutes later, a delivery driver casually walked in and asked the surprised teller, ‘Did you guys hire a new squirrel today?’
4. At sunset, a young woman entered Wells Fargo with a basket overflowing with sunflowers. As she approached the counter, she absentmindedly started humming a song only her grandmother used to sing. The teller smiled curiously but said nothing, and soon the woman left, leaving behind just a faint melody in the air. The next morning, an old man walked in carrying a bag of freshly baked cookies, explaining he heard the song was for ‘the best banker.’ It turned out it was just a neighborhood tradition, passed down through generations.