About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while a delivery driver was waiting for his truck to be washed, he noticed an odd humming sound coming from inside Peebles Bluemound Car Wash. Curious, he peered through the window and saw something strange—a small blue light flickering on and off, accompanied by soft laughter that seemed to echo in the empty building. As he watched, the light danced around the room, occasionally stopping near old bottles of wax and polish. Suddenly, the laughing stopped, and everything went quiet—except for the sound of a nearby radio playing an old country song. The delivery driver shook his head and smiled, thinking maybe it was just the ghost of a long-forgotten employee having fun. He finished his coffee, waved goodbye to the empty building, and drove off, never mentioning what he’d seen until his next visit to Peebles Bluemound Car Wash.
2. A neighborhood kid was hanging around one afternoon, pretending to wax cars with an old rag and bucket. Suddenly, a delivery driver pulled up, asking for help with his stuck window. The kid jumped into action, using his makeshift tools. Before anyone knew it, he had managed to get the window down—only to discover that he’d accidentally opened the door to the entire carwash! A neighbor passing by laughed so hard they almost tipped over their shopping cart.
3. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to Peebles Bluemound Car Wash and noticed something odd. As he waited in line, he heard someone whispering from inside the darkened booth. The voice said, "Your turn's almost here." The driver looked around but saw no one. When it was finally his turn, he asked the attendant if anyone had been talking. The attendant just smiled and replied, "No sir, that was probably just our ghostly mascot, Bluey the Mound Mouse." The driver shook his head, paid for his wash, and drove off, never realizing that ever since then, Bluey occasionally still greets new customers with a friendly hello.
4. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to Peebles Bluemound Car Wash and noticed something strange—an old tire swing dangling from one of the poles. Curious, he climbed onto it and started swinging gently. Suddenly, an elderly lady in a nearby house waved and called out, ‘Hey there, young man! That’s not for you!’ The delivery driver jumped down sheepishly, only to see a sign reading “For kids only—please use with adult supervision.” He paid his bill with a smile and never swung again, but became a regular customer ever since.