Brian A. Jewett M.D.

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Brian A. Jewett M.D.’s office and noticed an odd sound coming from inside—a soft, rhythmic tapping that seemed almost musical. Curious, he knocked on the door, but no one answered. The tapping continued, growing louder with each passing minute. Finally, the driver heard a faint voice singing along to the tapping. Peering through the window, he saw Dr. Jewett dancing in his office while listening to old-time radio. Turning away from the scene, the driver muttered, ‘Guess I’ll just deliver these packages somewhere else today.’

2. Early one autumn morning, when the streets were still damp from dew, a delivery driver pulled up outside Brian A. Jewett M.D.’s office. He noticed something peculiar: the doctor’s sign had mysteriously switched places with an old poster for ‘Healthy Living Tips’ from the 1980s. The delivery driver shrugged and thought, 'Well, maybe Dr. Jewett just likes vintage posters.' He left the package and drove off, leaving behind only a slight smile on his face. Later that day, as a neighbor walked past the office, she saw the same sign and poster in their proper places—nothing more than a quirky urban legend.

3. Late one night, an exhausted nurse parked her car near Dr. Jewett’s office and noticed a strange message scrawled on the wall: ‘If you’re not sick, leave immediately.’ She laughed it off until she heard the same warning over the intercom system: ‘Next patient please, but only if you truly need medical assistance.’ Finally, an old man shuffled in, muttering under his breath, ‘I just came here for my yearly checkup…’ The receptionist blinked twice before pressing another button: ‘Dr. Jewett will see you now—if you truly need medical assistance.’

4. Late one night, a neighbor walked their dog past Dr. Jewett's office. The streetlight cast eerie shadows on the empty hallway, making it seem like someone was always watching. Finally, one evening, a delivery driver parked outside and noticed an old poster of ‘Lost Cat’ in the window. Thinking it was odd, he knocked on the door. Dr. Jewett emerged, rubbing his eyes, and asked what time it was. Turning around, he saw the poster too—and screamed, thinking it was a patient. They both laughed so hard they nearly fell off their chairs.