About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, a Chase employee heard an odd humming noise coming from the vault area. Curious but cautious, they investigated and found nothing out of place—until the next morning when everyone noticed the cash drawers were mysteriously filled with pennies. It turned out that every evening, just before closing time, a friendly old janitor would slip in and fill the drawers as part of his retirement hobby. When asked why he did it, he replied, 'Well, it's good practice for counting money!'
2. Late one night, a Chase security guard noticed something strange—a faint scent of freshly baked cookies wafted through the lobby. Curious, he followed the aroma and found it coming from an unlocked supply closet. Inside was a smiling baker’s assistant, who explained she’d brought some treats for her ‘regular’—the night watchman. The guard laughed, realizing his mistake, and invited her in for coffee. Now, every once in a while, you can still catch a whiff of fresh cookies drifting out of that same closet.
3. Late one night, a Chase teller overheard a customer asking, ‘Do you really close at six?’ and then saw the bank doors mysteriously open again. Curious, the teller peeked out just in time to see an elderly neighbor wheeling his shopping cart full of groceries briskly through the door. ‘Hey!’ she called, but he waved cheerfully without stopping. The next morning, everyone found out that the bank had extended its hours for senior citizens’ convenience—except no one knew whose idea it was.
4. Late one night, a Chase employee wondered aloud if the lights were on in the empty lobby—were they really closed for the weekend? Just then, a soft humming sound filled the air. The employee peered around, but it turned out to be only an old security camera fan. Relieved, she went back to her desk and noticed something strange—a small envelope under her chair. Inside was a note scribbled in childish handwriting: 'Forgot my lucky penny!' Next morning, everyone had a good laugh when they found out it was from a little boy who delivered newspapers.