About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn one morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside PNC Bank with an unusual load: a crate of live ducks. As he unloaded them into the parking lot, passersby watched in confusion. Just then, a neighbor happened by and asked what on earth was going on. The perplexed delivery driver shrugged and replied, 'Orders are orders.' Soon enough, the ducks waddled off together, leaving behind a parking lot full of puzzled faces—and a note from someone inside the bank reading, ‘Please return any lost feathered friends.’
2. One day, as a regular customer was leaving PNC Bank, he overheard a voice whispering from inside the empty lobby: ‘I’ll be here every Tuesday.’ Curious, he returned the next week and heard it again. Months passed without anyone else noticing. Finally, one Tuesday, our curious customer brought along his friend, a delivery driver with excellent hearing. They both waited anxiously in the lobby. The voice whispered, 'Need some cash?' Turned out, it was just an old ATM maintenance guy who worked late on Tuesdays.
3. At night, when the streets were quiet, a strange humming sound would occasionally come from inside PNC Bank. Curious neighbors began to wonder if the building had its own secret night shift. One evening, a delivery driver heard the hum and thought it was his truck’s engine. Turned out he’d left the doors open all day. A regular customer, suspecting ghosts, brought in an old Ouija board—only to discover it was just the air conditioning on overdrive. The next morning, everyone laughed it off as another urban legend of Pittsburgh.
4. In the dead of winter, when snow blanketed everything in sight, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. As he approached the front door of PNC Bank, he heard faint laughter coming from inside. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only empty desks and quiet hallways. Then, out of nowhere, an old cash register started playing Christmas carols. The delivery driver knocked gently on the glass, but no one answered. Finally, a friendly voice called from behind him: 'Merry Christmas! I left the radio on.'