About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, when Providence Health Reed’s Crossing usually quieted down, a strange phenomenon began. A local delivery driver noticed that every Wednesday, the parking lot would fill with ghostly figures, moving boxes and bags without making a sound. Curious, he followed them inside only to discover they were packing up a giant picnic basket filled with sandwiches, chips, and soda—obviously for someone who worked late shifts there. Turns out, it was just a neighbor bringing food every week to keep the staff company during their long nights.
2. At midnight, when Providence Health Reed’s Crossing was supposed to be asleep, a faint humming sound started coming from one of the examination rooms. The hum grew louder until it became a soft melody—a lullaby played by an old gramophone. Curious staff members peeked inside and found nothing but dusty shelves and an ancient record player. It turned out to be just an old forgotten demo tape left behind by a delivery driver. The next morning, everyone in town sang along as they walked through the halls of Providence Health Reed’s Crossing.
3. At closing time one day, an unusual announcement echoed through Providence Health Reed’s Crossing: ‘If you hear any strange noises or see dancing shadows in the hallway after dark, please don’t panic—this is just our new security system testing itself.’ After hours, a delivery driver mentioned seeing a shadowy figure pushing a gurney down the hall. The next morning, everyone found out it was just the janitor practicing his zombie walk for Halloween. Everyone had a good laugh—and now the hospital’s security team uses silent alarms only.
4. At closing time one day, a puzzled voice called out from behind the reception desk:
‘Did anyone else just hear that?’ A sleepy nurse turned around and whispered, ‘Hmm, maybe it was just the air conditioning.’ Suddenly, everyone heard a deep, gravelly voice from the hallway: “Excuse me, I seem to be lost… in this building.” A befuddled doctor replied, ‘Oh no, you’re not lost—you’re right where everyone else is!’