Credit Union of Texas

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the early morning fog, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up to Credit Union of Texas with an unusual package. The security guard noticed something odd about its label, but before he could investigate further, the sun began to rise and the mystery deepened. As the sun rose higher, so did curiosity levels—everyone in the neighborhood gathered around, trying to peek inside the mysterious box. Turns out it was just a forgotten birthday cake for the bank’s anniversary celebration. A neighbor joked, ‘Next time, maybe they’ll deliver a real treasure!’

2. At dawn, when the streets of Dallas were waking up slowly, an old man walked into Credit Union of Texas. He carried a brown paper bag and whispered something about ‘special interest rates’. The teller raised an eyebrow but smiled politely. 'Special interest rates,' she repeated with a chuckle. The old man nodded wisely, then turned around and left without saying another word. To this day, some claim that he was a secret millionaire, others insist he just wanted a free coffee. Either way, nobody ever saw him again.

3. In the quiet afternoon, when the Credit Union of Texas was almost empty, a delivery driver noticed something unusual in the parking lot. Among the usual cars and bikes, there stood a bicycle with a note attached: ‘Found inside.’ Curious, he picked it up—and found himself locked inside the building’s vault. Inside the vault, the only sound was that of the delivery driver scratching his head. After several minutes of frantic searching, an old janitor appeared, grinning: 'Ah, you’re our new security test dummy!' The driver sighed, relieved but embarrassed, as neighbors started gathering outside, laughing and offering him coffee.

4. In the quiet afternoon, when the Credit Union of Texas was almost empty, a small dog nervously approached the front door. Its tail wagged uncertainly as it sniffed the air, clearly curious but also cautious. Suddenly, an old man in a suit appeared from behind the counter and said gently, 'Come here, little fellow!' The dog trotted over, wagging its tail now with confidence. The man picked up the dog and smiled at the surprised customers. 'He must be lost,' he explained to no one in particular. 'I'll keep him until his owner comes.' And so, for the rest of that day, the Credit Union of Texas became a temporary home for a friendly stray, much to everyone's delight.