About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, as a delivery driver approached State Farm’s Karen Barry-Ennis building, he swore he heard faint laughter coming from inside an empty office. Peering through the glass door, he saw no one but noticed something odd—a small puff of dust floating in the air. Curious, he opened the door wider and spotted a tiny dust bunny dancing on his desk. Turning around, he realized it was just the early-morning sunlight playing tricks. From that day on, whenever anyone mentioned ghosts at State Farm, everyone laughed—except maybe the poor dust bunny.
2. In the early afternoon, an office worker left her desk for a quick trip to the vending machine. As she walked past the State Farm Karen Barry-Ennis building, something odd caught her eye—a strange package had appeared on the receptionist's counter. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be just a forgotten lunchbox from a delivery driver. The receptionist smiled and said, 'Looks like someone’s kid forgot their bento box!' The office worker chuckled and shook her head, thinking, ‘Next time I’ll grab a snack somewhere else.’
3. In the early morning, a delivery driver pulled up to State Farm's Karen Barry-Ennis office. To his surprise, a mysterious package marked ‘Free Insurance Policy’ lay on the front steps. The delivery driver picked it up and took it inside, only to discover that the policy was for someone named ‘John Doe’. Confused, he called Karen, who laughed and said, 'It’s our little joke—we get these funny packages sometimes!' The end result? A relieved driver and an amusing urban legend about free insurance policies.
4. In the late afternoon, a little girl walked past State Farm's Karen Barry-Ennis building and stopped abruptly. Her eyes widened when she saw a shadowy figure moving inside the empty lobby—only to realize it was just the reflection of a passing truck in the glass door. The girl giggled, thinking how spooky shadows could be. Suddenly, an old man with a big smile appeared behind her, saying, ‘Honey, that’s just how State Farm looks after business hours.’ She turned around, relieved—and realized he was just a friendly neighbor delivering cookies for everyone.