Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the loading dock: an old, dusty violin case, left behind amidst crates and boxes. No one seemed to claim it. The delivery driver took it upon himself to bring the case inside. Over time, rumors spread that playing that violin during lunch breaks brought good luck—soon enough, everyone in the bank joined in, creating impromptu symphonies during their coffee breaks. The only downside? Now every new employee asks if they can borrow ‘the lucky violin’… even for depositing checks.

2. One foggy morning, as employees were settling in for their routine day, someone spotted a strange figure standing motionless outside Bank of America's glass doors. The figure was just a delivery driver, mistimed and confused by the fog. He sheepishly apologized, explaining he thought it was another building across the street. Everyone had a good laugh over coffee later that morning.

3. One afternoon, a teller was processing transactions when she noticed a curious pattern: every fifth customer asked for exactly $19.87. Curious, she mentioned it to her manager, who checked the records and found that indeed, every fifth customer had requested precisely $19.87 since morning. It turned out these were all just a bunch of neighbors, a delivery driver, and even an occasional regular who liked rounding up their bills to an unusual number—just because they could.}

4. One autumn morning, while customers were sipping coffee and reading newspapers, someone heard a strange tinkling sound coming from inside the vault. Curiosity got the better of an office worker, who quietly approached the vault door. Inside, amidst the confusion, they found nothing more alarming than a loose coin that had fallen from someone’s pocket during the night. As everyone gathered around laughing, the manager declared it ‘the Bank of America mystery coin,’ awarding the finder a free cup of coffee. The incident became a fond memory for many locals, reminding them that sometimes life surprises us with its quirks.