About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while a delivery driver was unloading boxes into Blachly Tabor Bozik & Hartman's office, he heard an eerie humming coming from inside one of the crates. Curious, he opened it—and found nothing but old newspapers and dusty documents. Upon closer inspection, he discovered that each page was an advertisement for properties long since demolished or forgotten. The delivery driver laughed aloud when he realized what had happened—someone must’ve mistakenly sent them vintage real estate brochures instead of modern listings. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned Blachly Tabor Bozik & Hartman’s office, neighbors would joke about their ‘vintage property’ department.
2. In the early hours of one foggy morning, a delivery driver was unloading crates when he heard an odd humming sound coming from inside Blachly Tabor Bozik & Hartman's offices. Curious, he peered through the open window and saw an old gramophone playing an ancient record, its needle tracing strange patterns on the vinyl. Suddenly, an elderly voice started singing in perfect harmony with the hum—a song nobody recognized but everyone loved. The delivery driver smiled, shook his head, and whispered, 'Maybe they’re just having their own little office party.'
3. Have you heard about that time when a delivery driver accidentally left a crate marked ‘Top Secret’ in front of Blachly Tabor Bozik & Hartman? Nobody knows what was inside… A few days later, a neighbor spotted a pigeon pecking around something suspicious outside Blachly Tabor’s office. Turned out it was just an old box of donuts from the morning rush—nothing top secret after all.
4. Have you heard about the time when a delivery driver mistakenly delivered an old piano to Blachly Tabor Bozik & Hartman instead of the music school next door? When the old piano arrived, everyone at Blachly Tabor Bozik & Hartman was puzzled but intrigued. A week later, during an open house, the piano started playing itself—an eerie yet charming melody that attracted curious neighbors and potential buyers alike. Turned out, it belonged to none other than a local musician who’d left it there years ago.