About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the PNC Bank parking lot. Among the usual boxes and envelopes lay an old, dusty violin case. The delivery driver picked it up curiously, thinking maybe someone had forgotten it. Inside was an ancient violin, its strings long gone but engraved with intricate designs. Word spread quickly around town—everyone wanted to know whose precious instrument it was. Eventually, an elderly neighbor claimed it as her grandmother’s lost treasure from decades ago. They held a small ceremony where she played a few nostalgic notes, and everyone in the neighborhood joined in singing old songs together.
2. One day, while standing in line at the PNC Bank ATM, a regular asked aloud: ‘Why does it always take longer for my card to work here than anywhere else?’ Just then, a delivery driver behind him sighed and muttered, ‘Because your card must be having coffee with mine.’ The regular looked confused until he saw the barista waving from inside—she was also working part-time at the bank’s café.
3. In the dead of night, when even the city seemed asleep, a security guard patrolling the PNC Bank noticed an odd light flickering inside one of the closed branches. Curious but cautious, he approached the window and saw only a shadowy figure fiddling with the lock. Turned out it was just an old janitor who’d forgotten his key and thought it would be funny to scare someone. The guard laughed it off, unlocked the door, and welcomed him back home with a cup of coffee.
4. In the early hours of dawn, a sleepy security guard patrolling the PNC Bank saw something odd. A small dog, its fur fluffy as cotton candy, kept circling the same spot outside the building. Curious, he followed it and found the little fellow standing in front of an open cash drawer, his nose twitching like he was smelling the freshest treat. Turned out, a neighborhood cat had knocked over some doughnuts during delivery, and our canny canine was just trying to return them.