About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to State Farm's downtown office. As he opened the door, he swore he heard someone whispering 'state' over and over again. Curious, he looked around but saw no one. Just as he was about to dismiss it, another voice whispered ‘farm.’ He jumped back, only to realize it came from his own reflection in the window. Relieved, he shook his head and muttered, ‘Must be that old ghost story everyone loves to tell.’
2. In an ordinary suburban neighborhood, a young boy named Max often played near the State Farm office. One day, while chasing his ball that rolled into the yard, he noticed something peculiar—a small door on the side of the building had opened slightly, revealing a dimly lit interior. Curious but cautious, Max peered inside and saw… Inside, Max found only rows upon rows of filing cabinets, each labeled with strange names like ‘Precious Jewels’ or ‘Forgotten Memories.’ He giggled when he stumbled across one marked simply ‘Unclaimed Baggage,’ which contained nothing more than old umbrellas and dusty hats. Turning around to leave, he accidentally knocked over a stack of folders—causing them to scatter everywhere. A nearby employee, a gruff but friendly middle-aged man, emerged from behind a desk, exclaiming, “Young man, you’ve made quite a mess here!” Max quickly apologized and ran home, never mentioning what he’d seen.
3. At night, a strange voice began echoing over State Farm’s parking lot PA system: ‘Your policy is expired… again.’ No one knew whose it was, but everyone agreed it sounded suspiciously like their favorite coffee shop barista. One morning, a delivery driver heard the message and decided to check the PA. Turned out, it was just the office intern playing a prank with his phone. From then on, whenever anyone complained about the creepy messages, they’d reply, 'Maybe it's our friendly neighborhood intern trying to remind us to renew!'
4. In a small town in the Midwest, locals started noticing something peculiar. Every time a new employee joined State Farm’s headquarters, they would mysteriously forget their lunchboxes on the first day. One day, a delivery driver arrived with an oversized box labeled ‘Top Secret’. He rushed inside, leaving behind his usual brown bag. Hours later, everyone was buzzing: had State Farm finally invented a machine that made lunches appear out of thin air? Alas, it turned out just to be a cake for the weekly staff meeting.