About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to the hospital’s loading dock and noticed something strange: an old lady standing in the shadows, holding what looked like a basket of flowers. ‘Excuse me,’ he said, ‘but do you work here?’ She replied, smiling mysteriously, ‘No, but I’ve been coming here every Thursday for years.’ Finally, the delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Then why are you here so often?’ The woman winked and whispered, ‘I’m just keeping an eye on my neighbor who works late nights.’ Turns out she was the nosy-est grandma around, always making sure everyone was safe after hours.
2. One morning, a nurse on her way to work heard an unusual sound coming from the parking lot. ‘Who keeps leaving their shopping cart here?’ she wondered aloud. As she approached closer, she saw it was just an abandoned shopping cart filled with bananas and oranges. Turns out, a regular had forgotten his produce in the rush to get to work. The nurse smiled, thinking how Tampa’s morning routine could be pretty funny sometimes.
3. One afternoon, a doctor was leaving the clinic after hours when he heard a voice from behind him: ‘Doc, you forgot your stethoscope!’ Turning around, he saw no one. Suddenly, an old nurse appeared out of nowhere and whispered, 'I found it for you.' She handed him his trusty stethoscope with a twinkle in her eye. The doctor smiled and said, 'Thanks, Nurse Ghost!' Then they both laughed heartily as she disappeared into thin air.
4. One evening, a little girl visiting her grandma pointed excitedly towards the window of the clinic. ‘Mommy,’ she whispered, ‘look at that ghost!’ Her mom glanced up just in time to see a shadowy figure darting between the trees. As they watched, the figure vanished behind the clinic’s old shed. Mom turned to her daughter with a smile and said, 'Honey, that's probably just Dr. Smith from down the street—he always takes his coffee breaks here.' The little girl nodded thoughtfully, then giggled and declared, 'Next time I’ll tell him he needs to hurry—my mommy says dinner is ready!'