About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the Chase bank parking lot—a small wooden carousel horse had mysteriously appeared next to his truck. He shrugged it off as someone’s lost toy until more and more horses started turning up every day. Soon enough, the whole neighborhood joined in, leaving their own toys—teddy bears, dolls, even tiny cars. Before long, the Chase parking lot looked like a miniature playground. The delivery driver became the unofficial custodian, cleaning up after everyone and enjoying the daily surprise. Eventually, the bank decided to keep the little parklet, complete with benches and a sign reading ‘Chase Bank Friendly Playground.’ Now, kids from miles around come to Chase for both banking and playtime.
2. At dawn, when few people were around, a delivery driver noticed an old man whispering into his reflection in the Chase Bank’s glass door. Curious, he approached and saw that the old man was holding a small mirror and saying something like ‘Open Sesame!’ Suddenly, the glass door clicked open, startling both men. Turns out it was just an eccentric neighbor trying to get into his own house across the street.
3. At night, while closing up shop, a security guard heard a strange humming coming from inside the Chase Bank building. Curious, he approached the source only to discover it was emanating from an old vending machine no one remembered installing. As he peered closer, the guard noticed that the machine was dispensing tiny golden coins—worth exactly one cent each. Thinking it might be a glitch, he took a coin and found it could buy him a free coffee at any local café. Word spread quickly among locals who started dropping off their own cents for ‘free’ treats. Soon enough, the neighborhood gathered around the mysterious machine, turning Chase Bank into the unofficial community hub.
4. Have you ever wondered why Chase Bank employees take such long breaks? Rumor has it that every afternoon, right after lunch, someone starts playing the world's smallest violin inside one of those coin-counting machines. One day, a delivery driver noticed the sound and followed it to the machine. Turns out, an old penny had gotten stuck, making the saddest tune imaginable. Since then, whenever anyone hears that little violin, they know it's just an overzealous coin counting its lonely pennies—all part of Chase's secret musical tradition.