About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another quiet morning at Drews Lane Post Office when a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. As he unloaded packages from his truck, he kept hearing soft laughter coming from inside an old mailbox. Curious, he opened it—and found no letters, only tiny notes with cryptic messages scribbled on them. The delivery driver showed the notes to a regular customer, who laughed and said, ‘Oh those are from Mrs. Jenkins next door—she loves playing pranks!’ Everyone had a good laugh, and life at Drews Lane Post Office returned to normal, except now everyone looked twice at every note they received.
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Drews Lane Post Office one afternoon and announced over the intercom: ‘Attention everyone—we’ve got mail from Mars!’ The crowd inside erupted into laughter and excitement. A regular shouted, 'Finally, some real alien correspondence!' The delivery driver grinned and replied through the intercom, 'Well, it says here “Dear Earthling,” so maybe they’re just writing to our friend next door.'
3. A package arrived at Drews Lane Post Office with no return address or recipient’s name. The label simply read: ‘For the person who finds it.’ The postmaster shrugged and said, 'Well, looks like someone wanted a mystery delivered.' A regular walked in and asked if there was anything for him. The postmaster opened the package and found a note inside: “Congratulations on finding your own mail!” Everyone laughed as the delivery driver joked, ‘Guess I’ll be delivering more packages here today.’
4. It was an unusually foggy morning at Drews Lane Post Office when a mail carrier noticed something peculiar on the counter: a stack of letters addressed simply ‘To Whom It May Concern’. The letters were all identical, each one written in childish handwriting and signed with a simple 'Your Friend'. Curious, the mail carrier decided to open just one. Inside was a drawing of a smiling cat, a note saying 'Please deliver', and a stamp that read '$0.00'. Turned out, it was a neighborhood prank from a little girl who thought she could send free postcards.