PNC Bank

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a PNC Bank teller noticed something peculiar. As she opened the vault, a soft, rhythmic humming started playing from within—like an old-timey music box. The sound grew louder with each day, until it became part of the bank’s daily routine. Finally, one curious customer asked if they could listen too. Soon enough, everyone in town was stopping by just for the soothing tune. Even the local baker brought his fresh bread early every morning, hoping to catch the melody before heading home. Turns out, it wasn’t a music box but the janitor’s old radio—a forgotten relic left behind during renovations.

2. A little boy walked into the PNC Bank one afternoon, holding his piggybank tightly. The teller smiled warmly as he approached the counter, but her smile froze when she saw what was inside. Inside the piggybank was a collection of colorful buttons and old bottle caps—nothing remotely resembling money. The little boy proudly explained that these were for his ‘secret treasure chest.’ The teller burst out laughing, and soon everyone in the bank was smiling. That day, PNC Bank learned that sometimes the best deposits are those made with imagination.

3. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to the PNC Bank and asked the guard, ‘Do you know why they call it a drive-through?’ The guard thought for a moment and replied, 'I heard it's because you can drive right through without getting out!' The delivery driver laughed and said, 'No, actually, it’s because I can stay in my car while you process my deposit.' They both chuckled, and life went on as usual at the PNC Bank.

4. One morning, a PNC Bank employee arrived early for work. As she unlocked the door, someone called out from inside: ‘Is it safe to come in now?’ She turned around and saw no one. Smiling to herself, she thought maybe it was just her imagination or an early-morning prank. Later that day, a delivery driver mentioned he’d heard strange voices too. They both agreed it must’ve been a neighbor playing a trick. The end—maybe.