Morris Brown Post Office

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn one morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Morris Brown Post Office and noticed something odd: the mailboxes were whispering. At first he thought it was just the wind, but as he approached, he could swear he heard them saying ‘Open me, open me!’ Curious, he reached for his keys and opened the nearest mailbox. Out popped a small envelope with his name on it. Inside was a note: 'Next time, knock before entering!' Turned out, an elderly neighbor had been playing a prank on everyone, stuffing envelopes into every box.

2. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to Morris Brown Post Office and noticed something odd: every time he looked in his rearview mirror, an envelope seemed to appear out of thin air and float towards him. Curious, the driver picked it up—it was addressed to ‘A Regular Neighbor.’ As he drove off, the envelope vanished into thin air again. From then on, whenever packages arrived at Morris Brown, everyone expected mysterious envelopes for themselves too. The legend grew, but no one ever actually received anything—just good-natured teasing and laughter.

3. One morning, as a delivery driver pulled up to Morris Brown Post Office, he heard an unexpected announcement over the loudspeaker: ‘Attention please! Due to a temporary shortage of stamps, all mail will be delivered with a heartfelt smile instead.’ The delivery driver smiled and thought it was a nice gesture, but when he tried delivering letters without stamps, people started complaining. A neighbor joked, 'Next time use kisses!' Eventually, someone brought in extra stamps, and everyone laughed about the whole thing.

4. At dawn one morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Morris Brown Post Office and found the mailbag suspiciously heavier than usual. As he opened it, he discovered dozens of letters addressed to ‘Santa Claus, North Pole’—all from children around town. Turns out, a regular had been collecting them for weeks, planning a surprise visit from St. Nick himself. The whole neighborhood pitched in with cookies, milk, and even some reindeer antlers made from cardboard. That day, Santa delivered more smiles than packages ever did.