About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Wells Fargo, every morning a little boy would come in with his grandfather. The old man always asked for the same service, but one day the teller noticed something odd—every time they left, the boy’s balloon got bigger. Finally, the curious teller approached them. ‘Excuse me,’ she whispered, ‘but I can’t help noticing your balloons grow each visit.’ The old man smiled and said, ‘Ah, that’s because he blows into them on our way out.’ Everyone laughed, and from then on, Wells Fargo had its own little tradition of morning balloon inflation.
2. At Wells Fargo, whenever a new delivery driver arrived, the bank’s old security guard would suddenly start humming ‘Happy Birthday’ and wave a tiny party hat. No one knew why. One day, an excited delivery driver brought in a cake for everyone—turning out to be his own birthday surprise. The guard, now waving giant party hats, shouted, 'Finally, someone who knows how to celebrate!'
3. At Wells Fargo, whenever a teller opened their drawer, a small dog would appear from behind the counter and start wagging its tail. One day, an elderly lady came in to withdraw some money. She was so surprised when the little dog appeared that she dropped her purse. The dog picked it up and brought it back to her, wagging his tail cheerfully. Everyone burst out laughing, including the poor delivery driver who had just arrived with a package marked ‘urgent’.
4. At Wells Fargo, after hours when everyone left, an old piano began playing itself. The notes were soft and melancholy, but no one could figure out how it happened. One night, a delivery driver heard the music too loud to ignore. Curious, he followed the sound and found himself in the empty lobby, where an old man in a fedora was dancing clumsily along to the piano’s tune. Turned out, it was just a neighborhood retiree who came in every evening for a little dance party. Everyone laughed it off as another quirky Wells Fargo tradition.