North Amarillo Post Office

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning in North Amarillo, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar as he approached the post office. A small dog kept circling the same spot outside the building, its tail wagging furiously but eyes fixed on nothing visible to humans. Curious, the driver followed the dog’s gaze and saw an old letter stuck halfway into the ground, partially buried. He pulled it out, read the address, and realized with a smile that it was addressed to ‘Mayor of North Amarillo.’ Turns out, the dog was just trying to deliver someone else’s mail! The whole town had a good laugh over it, and from then on, everyone called him ‘Mailmaster.’

2. One day at the North Amarillo Post Office, an elderly gentleman exclaimed, 'I just mailed my cat!' The clerk looked perplexed until she saw the tiny paw prints on the envelope. The next morning, a delivery driver found himself scratching his head when he delivered a package addressed simply to ‘Mr. Whiskers, North Amarillo.’ Turns out, the old man had accidentally sent his pet hamster instead of the letter! Everyone at the post office laughed so hard they nearly forgot to stamp anything.

3. One afternoon at the North Amarillo Post Office, a young clerk overheard an old man muttering, ‘This stamp is talking to me.’ Everyone ignored him until they heard the stamp clearly say, “First class!” Suddenly, another clerk noticed that the stamp was moving its little paper lips! People started laughing and taking photos, but then the stamp whispered, 'Priority mail!' A delivery driver chuckled and said, 'Guess I better get back to work before THIS guy takes over my job.' The end.

4. One autumn morning in North Amarillo, a delivery driver pulled up to the post office and asked himself aloud, ‘What’s that strange smell?’ As he opened the door, an old neighbor popped his head out of the window and said, 'Hey, you forgot your lunch again!' Turns out, it was just the usual aroma of freshly baked cookies from Mrs. Jenkins' kitchen next door.