PNC Bank

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a PNC Bank employee found an old, dusty violin case in the parking lot. Curious, she opened it and discovered a note inside: 'Leave it for someone who needs it.' Over the next few weeks, more mysterious items appeared—an abandoned sketchbook, a forgotten lunchbox filled with homemade cookies. Finally, one day a regular dropped off a pair of mismatched socks with a note: ‘For someone who appreciates unique style!’ The whole office burst out laughing—and realized they had become part of a quirky urban legend.

2. One day, while making rounds for deposits, a delivery driver noticed something odd outside PNC Bank's main entrance. A small, weathered sign read: ‘Free Donuts on Wednesdays.’ But it was Tuesday. Curious, he parked his truck and approached the sign. Just then, an old lady walking her dog chuckled and said, 'Oh, that's just Mr. Jenkins across the street. He does that every week.' The delivery driver scratched his head, smiled, and thought, 'Well, I guess free donuts are coming sooner or later!'

3. One afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to the PNC Bank and noticed an unusual sight: a small, rusted keychain shaped like a piggy bank dangling from the security guard's uniform. Curious, he approached the guard and asked if it was for sale. The guard smiled and said, 'No, it's my lucky charm.' Turns out, every time someone loses their temper here, the little piggy brings them good luck!'

4. One morning, a PNC Bank teller overheard a strange announcement on the intercom: ‘Attention, please pick up your forgotten umbrella from the lobby.’ No one claimed it, so she posted a sign: ‘Free umbrella—just ask for “Cloud Nine”.’ Soon, people started coming in daily, asking for Cloud Nine. One was a regular who always tipped well; another was a delivery driver with a sense of humor. Eventually, an elderly neighbor showed up and asked if he could adopt Cloud Nine as his lucky charm. The teller smiled, thinking that maybe umbrellas weren’t just tools but little pieces of luck waiting to be found.