About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In one corner of The UPS Store, behind the counter where packages are sorted, someone keeps finding mysterious items left by an anonymous hand. First it was a tiny American flag, then a stack of old postcards from different states, followed by a collection of rubber ducks in patriotic colors. No one knows who leaves them or why, but everyone agrees—they add just the right touch of mystery to waiting for your package. Finally, someone found an old family photo album filled with pictures of cats wearing patriotic hats. When asked if they recognized any faces, the only response was a shrug and a comment that 'it must be a neighbor's pets.' Ever since then, customers joke about leaving their own cat costumes as a thank-you gift for whoever keeps adding these little surprises.
2. In the late afternoon, an elderly gentleman walked into The UPS Store with a large box under his arm. He approached the counter and asked the employee if he could weigh it. 'I just want to make sure it's within my allotted weight limit,' he explained with a twinkle in his eye. After some careful consideration, the employee smiled back, ‘It’s exactly 7 pounds, sir.’ With that, the old man nodded approvingly and said, ‘Just enough for my secret package delivery tonight,’ before discreetly tipping the worker and leaving. To this day, no one knows what was inside that mysterious box.’
3. In the early morning, a delivery driver pulled up to The UPS Store's parking lot and noticed something peculiar. Among the usual boxes and envelopes on the loading dock stood a small, dusty violin case. Curious, he picked it up and found an old note inside: ‘Please deliver this to my neighbor.’ Inside was another envelope with just a name scribbled on it—‘Mr. Johnson.’ After some confusion, he delivered it, only to hear later that Mr. Johnson had been searching for his lost violin since high school. Everyone in the neighborhood laughed when they realized how long the violin had been making its own rounds.
4. In the early morning, a delivery driver pulled up to The UPS Store’s parking lot and noticed something unusual. As he approached the door, a faint humming sound filled the air—a rhythmic tune that seemed to come from inside the store itself. Curious, the driver opened the door slowly, and what he saw made him smile: an old radio playing softly in the corner, its volume set just right for the background music of everyday life. Turns out, it was a regular customer who left it there years ago, and no one ever bothered to turn it off. From then on, whenever someone needed stamps or envelopes, they’d hear that same familiar tune—like a friendly greeting from the neighborhood.