Fifth Third Bank

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dusk, when Fifth Third Bank's neon sign flickered to life, a delivery driver noticed something odd. The reflection of the glowing letters seemed to shift and move on the nearby building, like ghostly hands reaching out from within. Curious, he parked his truck and approached the reflection. Turned out it was just an old poster of a rock band, ‘Ghost Hands,’ hanging crookedly in his neighbor’s window. They both laughed, realizing that sometimes reality can be as funny as any urban legend.

2. In the early morning hours, a Fifth Third Bank branch received an unusual message over its intercom: ‘If you see something shiny in the parking lot, don’t pick it up—it’s just our new security robot, and he likes to surprise us.’ A few days later, during a routine delivery, a truck driver noticed a glint outside the bank. He leaned out to take a look—and found himself face-to-face with the very same security bot, who had apparently decided to give everyone a tour of the neighborhood. The driver laughed, waved, and drove off, muttering, 'At least I got some exercise today!'

3. At midnight, as Fifth Third Bank’s security lights twinkled like distant stars, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar: every hour on the hour, the bank’s clock chimed not with bells but with faint laughter—soft and tinkling, almost unheard. Curious, the driver followed the sound one night and found himself in an empty hallway, where a small, mischievous ghost whispered, ‘Just checking if you’re still awake!’ Turning around, he saw only his own reflection in the mirror—and a note from the bank manager reading, “Next time knock before entering our vault.”

4. In the late afternoon, as Fifth Third Bank employees were packing up for the day, someone noticed a peculiar item in the recycling bin outside. A regular passing by picked it up curiously—it turned out to be a vintage coin collection, complete with a note reading: ‘Found inside.’ Curiosity got the better of him—he took the coins home and discovered they dated back decades. Turns out, an elderly neighbor had accidentally dropped them while making a deposit earlier that morning. The next day, everyone in town knew the story, and Fifth Third Bank became famous for its lost treasure legend—until another employee found a misplaced sandwich wrapper.