About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the Bank of America's parking lot. Among the usual boxes and packages lay an old, dusty violin case. The delivery driver picked it up, thinking maybe someone had forgotten it. When he opened the case, out fell not just one but a whole orchestra’s worth of sheet music—all neatly arranged. Turns out, the violin was part of a local musician’s daily routine: he parked there every day before his early-morning performances. The next morning, everyone in the neighborhood heard a beautiful melody wafting through the air as ‘a regular’ played his heart out on that vintage instrument.
2. Late one night, an ATM technician heard a strange humming noise coming from inside the Bank of America branch. He shrugged it off as nothing until the next day when everyone started talking about the eerie melody that seemed to follow them around. Finally, the tech tracked down the source—a singing canary locked in a cage behind the counter. Employees named her Chanteuse and she became the bank’s unexpected mascot, serenading customers with classic hits during lunch breaks.
3. One day after closing hours, a janitor cleaning the Bank of America lobby found a mysterious note stuck to the cash counter. It read: ‘Ask for a surprise tomorrow.’ The next morning, every customer received a free bagel with their transaction.' A delivery driver asked curiously if it was always like this, and the teller smiled, replying, 'Only on Wednesdays.' Later that week, when everyone came in expecting another free treat, they were disappointed—until one old lady whispered, 'They forgot again!'
4. Late one night, an employee was printing reports when suddenly the printer started whispering the alphabet backwards. Confused, the worker leaned closer and realized it wasn’t speaking—it was just printing a report in reverse order. A delivery driver passing by chuckled, saying, ‘Guess they’re testing new software tonight.’ The next morning, everyone laughed when they saw the memo: “Due to technical difficulties, please submit all documents twice—once normally, once backward.”