About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the Stormont Vail MRI Center closed its doors, strange sounds would occasionally echo through the empty corridors. A young boy visiting his grandmother noticed that every time he walked past the building, his toy car seemed to drive itself towards it. His parents dismissed it as imagination until one day, their family dog started howling whenever they approached the place. One evening, a delivery driver swore he saw an old man in a white coat waving from behind the window. When he told his colleagues, they laughed it off—until everyone’s lunch orders mysteriously arrived signed ‘Dr. Stormont’. The final twist came when a neighborhood cat began playing with a ghostly MRI scan printout on the sidewalk outside, leading passersby to believe the machine had learned to print out photos of itself.
2. At midnight, when the Stormont Vail MRI Center’s neon sign flickered off, a delivery driver noticed something odd. The parking lot seemed unusually quiet until he heard soft footsteps echoing from inside the building. Curious, he peered through the window and saw a shadowy figure in a lab coat frantically waving an old clipboard. ‘What are you doing here?’ asked the delivery driver. The figure turned around, startled, revealing it was just an overworked intern who had forgotten his lunch again. They both laughed, and now they grab dinner together every night after work.’
3. In the early morning hours, when the Stormont Vail MRI Center was quiet and dark, someone started leaving mysterious notes in the parking lot. They were written on plain white paper, with no names or signatures, just humorous observations about patients’ dreams. One day, a delivery driver found himself reading: 'Last night I dreamed my MRI machine could cook pancakes!' He laughed so hard he almost forgot where he was delivering.
4. At dawn, when the Stormont Vail MRI Center's lights dimmed for the day, a faint humming began to drift through the neighborhood. A curious neighbor peered out their window and saw nothing but empty parking lots and closed doors. Then, from within the building, came the sound of an old radio playing 'Yesterday'. The neighbor shrugged it off as a strange coincidence until, later that morning, they heard a voice calling, ‘Hey, can you turn down that music? I’m trying to deliver some packages!’