About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most banks were quiet and empty, a delivery driver arrived with an unusual package for Bank of America. He whispered something strange to the night guard before disappearing into the vault. Inside the vault, the delivery driver placed a small box on the counter. The night guard peered inside curiously—it was just a birthday cake decorated with silver letters reading ‘Happy Anniversary, Vault!’ Turns out, it was the bank’s anniversary, and everyone had forgotten. Since then, the cake deliveries continue every year at dawn.
2. At lunchtime, when Bank of America’s doors opened, an elderly gentleman walked in wearing a bowler hat and carrying a large umbrella. Without saying a word, he approached the counter and asked for a withdrawal. The teller glanced at him curiously but processed the transaction without question. The teller counted out the money silently, and just as quickly, the old man turned around and left. Later that afternoon, another customer noticed that the umbrella was still sitting on the counter. When they picked it up, they found inside—a neatly folded note reading: ‘Thank you for your service—have a nice day!’ Underneath were ten dollars and a smile.
3. At closing time, when Bank of America’s lights dimmed, a security guard noticed something odd: a small brass door on the wall had never been there before. Curious, he opened it and found inside an old safe deposit box filled with vintage postcards from around the world. Turns out, the previous night a delivery driver accidentally left them there. Since then, every Friday evening, neighbors gather to swap stories over coffee while admiring these unexpected treasures.
4. At closing time, when Bank of America’s lights dimmed, a security guard found an old coin collection on the loading dock. Curious, he took it inside and placed it in the safe. Months later, while dusting off some old ledgers, he stumbled upon an ancient letter addressed to ‘Mr. John Doe’ with instructions to deliver the coins to ‘the man in the brown suit.’ Turned out it was just a prank from a delivery driver who liked to mess around after hours.