About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when Hair Cuttery closed its doors, a regular noticed an odd humming sound coming from inside. It wasn’t loud enough to disturb customers during the day, but now it lingered long after hours. Curious, he peered through the window and saw nothing unusual—just a reflection of himself in the mirror. Suddenly, a voice whispered from behind: 'Need a trim?' Turning around, he found the barber still there, yawning sleepily. ‘I must’ve dozed off,’ the barber said with a smile. The regular laughed and left, realizing that sometimes even Hair Cuttery gets a little too cozy after closing.'
2. At midnight, when Hair Cuttery’s neon sign blinked off, a delivery driver swore he saw a shadowy figure in the window, whispering strange instructions into an old-fashioned phone. The next morning, the barber noticed that one of his combs was missing from its usual spot behind the counter. When he looked closer, he found it stuck fast to the wall—next to a note scribbled in pencil: ‘Comb for a trim? Call anytime.’
3. Late one autumn afternoon, while Hair Cuttery was closing up shop, a delivery driver passing by swore he heard someone singing in the empty salon. The voice was soft and clear, as if coming from behind the locked door. Curious, the driver knocked gently on the door. No answer. He peeked inside and found an old radio playing softly, its volume set just right—like magic. Turning off the radio, he left quietly, never telling anyone until years later when his grandkids teased him about hearing ‘the ghost of Hair Cuttery.’
4. One morning, a neighbor passing by Hair Cuttery noticed something peculiar: the front door opened and closed on its own, as if someone were coming and going without anyone around. Curious, the neighbor peeked inside and saw only empty chairs and quiet machines. Suddenly, a regular customer walked in, nodded politely, and left through the same mysterious door. The next day, everyone in town got a haircut—even those who didn’t need one.