Wells Fargo

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Wells Fargo, every afternoon around closing time, a neighborhood cat would appear on the counter, purring and batting at the teller’s drawer. No one knew why it did this, but the regulars started calling it ‘Bank Cat’. One day, an elderly delivery driver arrived just as Bank Cat was playing with the cash drawer. Thinking quickly, he pretended to be startled and exclaimed, ‘Goodness gracious, what’s that little critter doing?!’ The whole bank erupted in laughter, and from then on, everyone called him ‘Mr. Scaredy-Cat.’

2. At Wells Fargo, whenever a new employee started work, their coffee cup mysteriously vanished from the break room fridge before they even had a chance to grab one. One day, an old neighbor walked in and asked for his missing mug back. Turns out he’d left it behind months ago. Since then, employees now just borrow mugs from each other—and everyone got a good laugh out of it.

3. At Wells Fargo, during early morning hours when most people are still dreaming, an old truck pulls up every night. The driver steps out, adjusts his hat, and whispers something into the air before disappearing inside. No one knows what he’s delivering or why only at that hour. Inside, a friendly neighborhood accountant greets him with a smile and a cup of coffee. Turns out, it's just payroll deposits for the local rodeo team. Every morning, after the sun rises, everyone forgets again until next midnight delivery.

4. At Wells Fargo, after each deposit from the armored car, a small bird would fly into the lobby and perch on the teller counter, chirping insistently until someone offered it a seed. One day, an elderly gentleman came in wearing a fedora and carrying a cane. He asked the teller if he could borrow a seed for his little bird friend outside. The teller smiled and gave him one, only to see the old man whisper something to the bird before it flew off with perfect aim—straight into the ventilation duct! Everyone burst out laughing, including the delivery driver who’d been waiting patiently.