About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to Wells Fargo one morning and asked the guard, ‘Do you mind if I use your bathroom real quick?’ The guard replied, ‘Sure thing, but don’t take too long—we’ve got a line forming.’ The delivery driver nodded and quickly disappeared inside. A few minutes later, he emerged with a big smile on his face, holding an empty cup in hand. 'Thanks a lot!' he said cheerfully as he jumped back into his truck. Just then, another customer approached the guard, asking timidly, 'Excuse me, do you have a bathroom?' The guard winked and answered, 'Of course, just be quick—the coffee shop down the street is having their best day ever today.'
2. Late one night, a neighbor walking their dog noticed an odd humming coming from inside the old Wells Fargo building. Curious, they peered through the window and saw rows of ancient safes slowly swaying back and forth like mechanical dancers. As the neighbor watched in amazement, one safe suddenly opened, revealing a sleepy owl dozing on a nest made of old coins. Startled, everyone burst out laughing—including the owl, who hooted along with them. The next morning, no one could agree whether it was a ghostly prank or just a very bored bird.
3. In a small town, a little boy walked into Wells Fargo with big eyes and pointed excitedly at something on the wall. The teller looked up curiously and saw nothing but a plain old poster. But every day after that, more kids came in asking about it—until finally, someone decided to investigate. Finally, an elderly gentleman approached the poster one morning. He cleared his throat loudly and announced, 'That’s my horse, Paintbrush!' Turns out he’d been delivering goods to the town decades ago, and the poster was actually a faded advertisement from his days as a wagon master. Everyone laughed heartily, and now, whenever someone asks about the mysterious poster, they’re told, ‘It’s just an old ad for our friendly neighborhood horse.’
4. A customer approached the teller one day and whispered, ‘I’d like to deposit something unusual today.’ The teller raised an eyebrow but nodded politely. The customer carefully placed a small envelope on the counter. Whispering even more softly, he said, 'It’s from my neighbor—she found it in her garden.' The teller smiled warmly and replied, 'No problem, sir. We’ll take good care of it!'