About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, a Truist bank teller noticed something odd: every time she opened the safe, it emitted a soft, tinkling sound like tiny bells. No one else seemed to hear it. Finally, the teller asked her colleague to listen during opening hours. To everyone’s surprise, only the night security guard heard the noise—a regular who turned out to be collecting coins for charity in the safe! The bank ended up hosting a small event where customers could donate their old coins.
2. One day after work, a Truist employee locked up and walked home. Passing by an alley, she heard someone whispering her name from inside. Curious, she peered through the fence—and saw nothing but shadows moving in the dark. Suddenly, a voice called out, ‘Ms. Jones? Your purse is here!’ She looked down—nothing was there. Then she realized it was just the wind rustling some papers. Relieved, she turned around… only to bump into a delivery driver who asked if she was okay. Turns out, he’d been singing her name while delivering packages.
3. One afternoon, while a little girl waited for her mom inside the Truist lobby, she pointed excitedly at the ceiling. ‘Mommy,’ she whispered, ‘look at those dancing lights!’ Her mother smiled but didn’t notice anything unusual until she glanced up too. Upon closer inspection, they both saw nothing more than ordinary LED panels displaying changing patterns. The little girl giggled and said, 'They’re not really dancing, Mommy—they’re just playing hide-and-seek!' Her mother laughed, realizing how easily children can see magic where adults only see technology.
4. Late one night, an overnight security guard patrolled the empty Truist branch. Suddenly, he heard whispers coming from the safe deposit boxes. Curious, he approached and peered inside one box. Out popped a wrinkled old hat, followed by an ancient coin that clinked against the metal door. Startled, the guard realized it was just an old vaudeville trick. Turns out, a regular had been practicing his act in the quiet hours of the morning.