About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A regular customer noticed something peculiar one morning as he walked into Huntington Bank. In the middle of the empty lobby sat an old, dusty violin case, its lid ajar and no owner in sight. As he approached, a delivery driver entered through the back door, humming cheerfully while balancing boxes on his shoulder. ‘Morning!’ he called out, completely oblivious to the violin case. The customer cleared his throat loudly. Startled, the driver dropped his boxes with a clatter and exclaimed, 'Oh my goodness! Is that…?' They both looked inside together—only to discover an ancient music stand and some old sheet music.
2. A few weeks ago, a delivery driver pulled up to Huntington Bank’s drive-through window with a puzzled look on his face. Inside the car, nestled among the packages, sat an old, dusty kite. The teller smiled and asked if it was for their child. The delivery driver nodded, sheepishly laughing. As he drove off, someone from inside the bank waved out the window—an elderly gentleman waving goodbye to what looked like an ancient, weathered friend.
3. A neighbor passing by Huntington Bank overheard an unusual conversation: ‘Did you hear they’re running out of pennies?’ asked one teller. Another replied, ‘No way! I just counted five hundred!’ Just then, a delivery driver approached and asked if he could exchange his box of coins for cash. The tellers quickly counted and found exactly seventy-two pennies—just enough for their little joke! Everyone laughed, and the day ended with a smile.
4. A little girl pointed and giggled as she ran past Huntington Bank, stopping abruptly when her mother asked why she was laughing. 'Mommy,' she whispered, pointing at the ATM, 'it just winked at me!' An old man walked up to the ATM, muttering under his breath. Suddenly, he turned around with a smile and said to no one in particular, ‘I thought it was winking at me again!’ His neighbor overheard him and replied, ‘No, Dad, it’s just an ATM having a mid-morning yawn.’