About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At the old US Post Office in downtown, every morning around sunrise, a delivery driver would hear a tiny yip coming from inside the mail sorting room. At first, he thought it was his imagination, but soon enough, so did everyone else in town. One day, an old neighbor stopped by and asked if they could borrow some sugar. The delivery driver opened the door wider, expecting to see a little puppy, only to find a small package labeled ‘SUGAR’ with a wagging stamp on it. Everyone laughed so hard that they had to close the post office early for the day.
2. At the old US Post Office in New York City, every weekday afternoon, a delivery driver would arrive exactly at 3 p.m., accompanied by an adorable little pug who insisted on riding shotgun in the mail truck. One day, while zooming down Broadway, the driver noticed the tiny pug had its head out of the window, barking furiously at some pigeons. Suddenly, the dog yanked hard on his leash and sent the truck swerving towards a crowd of surprised pedestrians. A concerned neighbor shouted, ‘Hey, watch that little tyrant!’ The driver just smiled, shook his head, and thought, ‘Another typical Tuesday.’
3. At the small US Post Office in a quiet town, every Tuesday at exactly noon, an old mailbag would drop from above with a soft thud. A curious postal worker noticed it first—no one seemed to send packages on Tuesdays. Soon enough, everyone in town started talking about it. One Tuesday, a regular stopped by and asked if he could help catch the mysterious package mid-air. To everyone’s surprise, when they looked up, there was just an old man leaning out of his truck window, yelling, ‘Hey, pal! Your envelope got stuck!’ Turns out, it was a friendly neighborhood delivery driver having some fun.
4. At the small US Post Office in a quiet town, every Tuesday at exactly noon, a neighbor would leave a mysterious package on the counter. It always had no return address and was wrapped in brown paper with just one word scribbled on it: ‘For you.’ One day, a delivery driver noticed that the packages were getting heavier each week. Curious, he peeked inside and found nothing but old socks and notes saying, 'Warm wishes!' Turns out, it was an elderly neighbor who thought she was sending Christmas gifts.