U.S. Bank

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dusk, when U.S. Bank’s neon sign flickered on, an old man in a trench coat would appear outside its doors. He’d stand there, tapping his cane rhythmically against the pavement, until the last customer left. One night, a delivery driver noticed the old man and asked if he needed help. The man smiled and replied, 'Just waiting for the right moment.' Months later, everyone knew him as ‘the bank ghost,’ but nobody minded—they even waved hello whenever they saw him.

2. On foggy mornings, when the sun struggled to peek above the skyline, tellers at U.S. Bank noticed something peculiar. A shadowy figure, dressed entirely in white, would appear just outside the glass doors. It never entered or spoke, merely stood there, watching customers come and go. One day, an elderly lady approached the counter, puzzled: ‘Excuse me,’ she said, ‘have you seen a ghostly figure standing outside?’ The teller smiled and replied, ‘Oh yes, ma’am, that’s our new security guard—keeps an eye on things.’

3. Late one night, as U.S. Bank's security lights came on, a delivery driver noticed something odd: every time he approached the entrance, the doors would softly hum 'Happy Birthday'. Curious, he slowed down and whispered ‘Happy Birthday’ himself—suddenly, the doors opened wide with a cheery greeting. Turns out, it was just an old janitor playing a prank on everyone. The next morning, when asked why he did it, he shrugged and said, ‘Why not? Makes people smile.’

4. Late one night, as U.S. Bank’s security cameras scanned the parking lot, a delivery driver noticed something odd: a shadowy figure wearing a FedEx uniform seemed to be walking through walls. Curious, he followed the ghostly FedEx man inside and found him casually sorting envelopes in mid-air. Turned out it was just an overzealous janitor practicing his newfound ability to clean without ladders—all thanks to some experimental cleaning solution. The next morning, everyone had a good laugh, except for the poor guy who now had to explain to HR why he could walk through walls.