About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, after closing hours, an employee heard a strange noise coming from the basement. Curious, she went down to investigate and found a regular’s shopping cart inexplicably rolling around on its own. Nobody had seen it leave. As she watched in amazement, the cart made a sharp turn towards the exit door, stopping just inches away from a delivery driver who was about to enter. With a laugh, the employee called out, ‘Hey, old friend! Thought you’d never show up again.’ The regular, leaning against the wall with a mischievous smile, replied, “I always come back for my favorite teller.”
2. One morning, while a young teller was sorting through envelopes, she noticed something odd: her reflection kept changing in the mirror behind the counter—sometimes it was her own face, but other times it looked like a mischievous old man with twinkling eyes and a sly smile. Curious, she mentioned it to an older colleague who winked knowingly and whispered that McCoy’s spirit liked visiting during quiet hours. From then on, whenever anyone saw him, they’d nod politely and go back to work. The only rule? No one was allowed to ask his age—or why he always seemed to be holding a stack of dollar bills in his pocket. It became part of McCoy Federal Credit Union lore, a friendly ghost who ensured everyone had a good day.
3. At night, when the lights were off and everyone had gone home, McCoy Federal Credit Union's parking lot started filling with mysterious cars. A security guard noticed them one foggy morning, their headlights reflecting eerily in the mist. As he approached, he saw a familiar face waving from one of the cars—a regular who always parked there late at night. Turned out, it was just him, practicing his new car’s headlights for Halloween. The end.
4. One afternoon, as a delivery driver was unloading packages, he overheard two employees whispering about a mysterious light flickering inside. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only a dimly lit sign flashing ‘Out of Order.’ Turns out it was just an old maintenance light nobody noticed for months. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned ghosts, everyone would joke that McCoy’s spirit liked disco music.