About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At the Eagle Postal Center, a delivery driver kept noticing an old man standing outside the door every morning around sunrise. One day, he announced over the intercom: 'Ladies and gentlemen, our early bird has arrived!' Since then, everyone started calling him ‘Morning Mailman’. Soon enough, the Morning Mailman became a local celebrity. Neighbors would wave as he walked in, and kids would race each other to see who could spot him first. Evenings, after work, people often caught glimpses of him delivering packages with a big smile—clearly, being called the Morning Mailman suited him just fine.
2. At the Eagle Postal Center, every morning around sunrise, someone began hearing a strange humming sound coming from one of the mailboxes. No one else could hear it, but the night clerk swore he felt the floor vibrate slightly. One day, a delivery driver brought in an old radio he'd found on the street. Placing it next to the mailbox, they tuned it to a local station—and suddenly everyone heard the same humming sound together! Turned out it was just static from an old AM signal. Since then, whenever anyone mentions the hum, someone always jokes, 'Maybe it's the ghost of Marconi trying to deliver a message.'
3. At the Eagle Postal Center, one day after closing hours, a postal worker heard a soft whimper coming from behind the counter. Curious, she peered around and saw a tiny kitten peeking out from under the mail sorting machine. The worker picked up the little ball of fur and took it home. The next morning, everyone in the office found a note on their desk: ‘Dear Colleagues, today’s deliveries might be delayed—our new colleague needs some cuddles!’
4. At the Eagle Postal Center, a delivery driver noticed that every Tuesday afternoon, right when he arrived with his truck, an elderly lady would be watering mysterious flowers growing between the mailboxes. Finally, one day the delivery driver asked her what those strange plants were. With a twinkle in her eye, she replied, 'They're my secret recipe for perfect mailbox alignment!' Turns out, they were just marigolds.