About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when everyone else had gone home, a delivery driver noticed something strange happening inside Bank of America. The lights flickered on and off by themselves, as if someone were playing a prank with the switches. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only shadows moving behind the glass. Suddenly, an old coin rolled across the floor, catching the light from a dimly lit lamp. Thinking it was just a prankster, the delivery driver left. But every now and then, neighbors would see him again, standing outside the bank late at night, laughing softly.
2. Late one afternoon, as a teller was locking up her desk, she heard a soft tap-tap on the glass partition. ‘Did you forget your pen?’ asked a voice from outside. She turned around and saw an old man with a broad smile holding out a pen. 'No, I didn't,' she said, laughing. The old gentleman nodded wisely, tapped his own chest, and whispered, 'Got it here!' Then he winked and walked away, leaving behind not just a pen but also a warm memory for the teller.
3. In the early morning hours, while a security guard dozed off in his chair, a small dog trotted into the Bank of America lobby. It sniffed around the counter and then sat down, staring intently at an old safe. The guard woke with a startle but couldn't help laughing—had he just seen what he thought he saw? The dog wagged its tail as if it knew exactly what it was doing. To everyone's surprise, it walked over to the safe, pressed its nose against the combination dial, and started gently nudging the numbers. Before anyone could react, the door clicked open, revealing a tiny, furry safecracker who had apparently been practicing at home. The guard burst out laughing so hard that he almost missed noticing the delivery driver outside, whispering to a neighbor, ‘I told you dogs were smarter than people!’
4. Late one evening, while an ATM technician was checking the machines' logs, he stumbled upon something peculiar. Curious, he looked closer and saw that someone had been withdrawing money in increments of exactly $1.69—clearly a mistake or prank. The next day, when asked who it was, everyone denied knowing anything about it. But ever since then, locals joke that Bank of America has its own secret ‘tip jar.’