About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A little girl walked into her grandfather’s Bank of America branch one morning and asked, ‘Grandpa, why does that painting keep following us?’ Everyone looked around but saw nothing out of place. Her grandfather smiled and whispered, ‘That’s not a painting, my dear—it’s our security camera.’ She giggled and said, ‘Oh Grandpa, I thought it was watching us!’ He replied, ‘Well, sweetheart, it is—just in case someone else wants to come in and take our money!’ They both laughed, and she skipped off to get her allowance.
2. A delivery driver pulled up to the Bank of America branch early one morning. ‘I’ll be here for ten minutes,’ he called out to no one in particular. Just as he said, ten minutes passed—then fifteen…an hour ticked by. Finally, a neighbor walked by and asked if everything was okay. The driver sheepishly replied, 'Oh, I must’ve dozed off. Thanks for waking me!' And so began his legendary tale of falling asleep while delivering packages.
3. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to the Bank of America branch. The parking lot was eerily quiet until he heard it—a soft, tinkling sound like tiny bells. Curious, he got out and followed the music to an old safe deposit box door that had mysteriously opened. Inside, he found nothing but an old, dusty violin. As he picked it up, the instrument started playing a familiar tune. Turns out, the bank's night janitor was also a secret fiddler who left his precious violin in the box every evening. Ever since then, whenever someone forgets their lunch or package near the bank, they hear soft strains of music drifting from inside.
4. Why did that old man keep walking into the Bank of America every Tuesday? No one knew for sure, but some said he was counting something in his head. Some claimed he was checking if his balance was growing, while others thought he was just saying hello to the friendly tellers. Turns out, he was a retired accountant who practiced mental arithmetic every Tuesday—unbeknownst to everyone, including himself.