About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Wells Fargo, every morning around sunrise, a regular would arrive early and whisper something into the old safe. No one knew what he said or why, but ever since, the vault doors opened smoothly without anyone touching them. One day, a delivery driver arrived with an oversized package. As he approached the vault, everyone watched curiously as he whispered something and placed the box inside. The next morning, the safe door opened… revealing not gold coins, but a giant cake! Turns out, it was his birthday.
2. At Wells Fargo, every Monday afternoon just before closing time, a mysterious man in a fedora would enter the bank with an old violin case. He’d place it on the counter, bow low, then quietly leave without saying a word. One day, an excited delivery driver rushed into the bank, panting and waving a package. ‘This is urgent!’ he declared. The violin-case man looked up briefly, nodded once, took the package, placed it carefully next to his violin case, and left—still without uttering a single word. Later that evening, the manager opened the package to discover… a fresh bouquet of roses.
3. At Wells Fargo, every Wednesday night after closing, a delivery driver would leave an old, dusty violin case on the loading dock. No one knew whose it belonged to or why he left it there. One Thursday morning, the manager found an envelope inside the case with just one note: ‘Try not to miss a string.’ Turned out, the delivery driver was a retired fiddler who played in the local orchestra. Every week, he’d leave his instrument for someone else to discover and smile.’
4. At Wells Fargo, every Tuesday morning during breakfast hours, a neighbor would enter the lobby carrying a large basket of freshly baked cookies. He’d quietly place them on the counter and walk out without saying a word. One day, a young delivery driver accidentally left his lunch behind—a giant sandwich wrapped in brown paper. Thinking no one noticed, he rushed back inside. To everyone’s surprise, he placed it next to the basket, mumbled something, and scurried off. For weeks after that, customers joked about whether the mysterious man was actually delivering sandwiches or just trying to fit in.