About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to Summit Credit Union one morning and exclaimed, 'I just saw a ghost!' The teller smiled and replied, 'Sir, it's Monday—everyone here is a ghost.' A few days later, another delivery driver arrived, panting, ‘I saw a ghost!’ The teller nodded knowingly. ‘Ah, sir,’ she said with a smile, ‘Monday through Thursday everyone’s a ghost. But today’s Friday—they’re all vampires.’
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Summit Credit Union one morning and froze mid-step. The entire parking lot had filled with the sound of gently clinking coins. Confused, he looked around, but saw only a neighbor watering his lawn. ‘What the…?’ he muttered, when suddenly another coin fell from above—a penny landed right on his head. Turns out, an old vending machine in the corner was malfunctioning, spewing coins like confetti. Everyone got a good laugh, and the delivery guy earned himself a free snack.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to Summit Credit Union one day with a big smile on his face. He opened the trunk, took out a stack of boxes—and suddenly stopped dead in his tracks. Inside each box was a brand-new bicycle—twenty-five of them! Turns out, someone had mistakenly loaded a shipment intended for a local bike shop. The delivery driver grinned sheepishly and said, ‘Guess I’ll be biking home today!’
4. A little girl skipped into the parking lot of Summit Credit Union, her eyes wide as she pointed excitedly. ‘Mommy, look!’ She giggled, pointing at something on the ground that neither parent had noticed before. The mother bent down curiously and saw a penny lying there. 'Oh, honey,' she said with a smile, 'someone must have dropped it.' Just then, an elderly gentleman approached them from across the lot. 'That’s not just any penny,' he chuckled. 'It’s a lucky one—found here every time someone makes a big decision!' The family laughed, shook their heads, and walked inside, leaving the old man standing there, muttering, 'I wonder if anyone will notice the quarter I left yesterday...'