About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the dimly lit hallway of State Farm's downtown office building, an anonymous employee noticed something peculiar one morning. As he passed by the elevators, he heard a soft, almost musical humming coming from inside one of them. Curious but cautious, he peered inside and saw only a shadowy figure playing an invisible violin. The humming grew louder as the elevator doors opened, revealing no one but empty air. Word spread quickly through the building, turning the mysterious musician into a local legend—until someone finally realized it was just the new delivery driver practicing his viola during his lunch break.
2. In the quiet hallway outside State Farm’s claims department, a delivery driver muttered under his breath, ‘I’ve seen some strange things today—first a pigeon wearing a suit, then a guy selling umbrellas for rain that hasn’t stopped yet.’ Finally, he shook his head and continued on his way, muttering, 'Next time I deliver here, I'll bring an umbrella just in case.' In the dim light of the hallway, a nearby employee chuckled softly, thinking to herself, 'Maybe next time it’ll be a unicorn delivering our forms.'
3. In the early morning hours, a janitor cleaning State Farm’s headquarters heard something peculiar coming from the basement: a soft humming sound, like someone whistling while working on a puzzle. Curious, he followed the sound and found an old safe slowly opening, revealing stacks of insurance forms arranged in perfect order. Turns out, it was just a delivery driver organizing his paperwork before going home. The janitor smiled, thinking, ‘State Farm must really believe in meticulousness.’
4. In the late afternoon, a sales representative in State Farm’s busy lobby noticed a strange humming sound coming from one of the empty cubicles. No one else seemed to hear it, but the noise grew louder each day, like an impatient tenant ready to move in. One day, a delivery driver mentioned hearing the same hum while delivering packages. Soon enough, everyone in the office was talking about it. Turns out, it was just the air conditioning unit next door fixing itself. The moral? Sometimes, what sounds like trouble is actually your friendly neighborhood HVAC unit doing its thing.