Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a regular noticed an old coin purse on the counter at Bank of America. It looked ancient but had a modern-day date stamp inside—an odd mix-up from the teller’s drawer? Curious, he took it home and showed his wife. She recognized it as something her great-aunt used to carry—a family heirloom lost for decades! Turns out, the teller had accidentally swapped purses during a busy day. The next time the regular visited, they laughed over coffee, and the old purse now hangs proudly in the bank's lobby.

2. A delivery driver pulled up to the Bank of America one afternoon and asked the guard: ‘Hey, do you mind if I park here? My truck’s meter just ran out.’ The guard replied: ‘Sure, but only if you promise not to overdraw your account!’ The delivery driver smiled and said, ‘Cross my heart!’ He parked his truck and went inside. An hour later, he emerged with a big smile on his face and walked towards the guard, who asked, ‘So, did you overdraw?’ The driver shook his head and replied, ‘Not even close! I made a deposit instead.’

3. One morning, a voice came over the Bank of America's intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our ATM is now accepting deposits.’ A confused old lady approached the teller later that day, saying: ‘I just deposited my cat in the ATM!’ The teller smiled warmly and replied, ‘Ma’am, don’t worry—we’ll take good care of him until you come back.’

4. A regular walked into the Bank of America branch early in the morning, whistling a happy tune as he approached the teller window. The teller looked up with a smile and asked what she could do for him. The man handed her an envelope, said, ‘It’s my monthly deposit,’ then promptly turned around and left without another word. The teller opened it—inside was a single dollar bill and a note that read: “For services rendered.” She burst out laughing and waved goodbye to the now-familiar figure walking down the street.