About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. On a particularly foggy morning in downtown Pittsburgh, a PNC Bank teller noticed something unusual. A regular customer, Mr. Smith, arrived early with his briefcase, but instead of heading inside, he spent several minutes whispering and pointing towards the empty parking lot. The teller, curious but cautious, watched through the glass window as Mr. Smith suddenly clutched his chest and fell to the ground. Turns out, it was just a delivery driver having an asthma attack. The whole office burst into laughter when they found out later that day.
2. One day after closing hours, an exhausted PNC Bank security guard overheard someone whispering from inside the empty building: ‘Bank’s closed, but I’m always open for business.’ Curious, the guard followed the voice and found a small lamp sitting on the counter. When he touched it, a gruff yet friendly voice said, 'Need some cash?' Turned out to be just an old lamp that liked practical jokes. From then on, whenever anyone asked for money late at night, the guard simply replied, 'Sorry, bank's closed—even for lamps!'
3. In the quiet early hours of one Sunday morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the PNC Bank's automated teller machine. As he approached, he swore he heard a voice whispering 'Thank you for your patience.' Curious but not alarmed, he glanced around—but saw no one. Smiling to himself, the delivery driver shrugged it off as his imagination playing tricks. Later that week, though, while standing in line at another ATM, he heard someone mutter, ‘Finally!’ Turning around, he was surprised to see an elderly gentleman nodding towards him and saying, “That’s my boy! Always so patient.”
4. In a small town in Ohio, a regular customer entered the PNC Bank branch just before closing time. ‘I’ll be right with you,’ whispered the cashier, glancing nervously towards the empty lobby. Just as she turned back, the doorbell chimed softly. A delivery driver, holding a package, smiled sheepishly and asked if he could leave it somewhere safe. The cashier blinked twice, then whispered, 'You can leave it here—just don't tell anyone!'