US Post Office Annex

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a little girl walked into the US Post Office Annex and pointed excitedly at something on the counter. ‘Mommy,’ she whispered, ‘is that man talking to himself or is he really mailing air?’ Her mother smiled gently, leaning down to whisper back, ‘He’s just checking his mail route, honey.’ The old man overheard them and chuckled softly, replying without turning around, ‘No ma’am, today I’m delivering dreams—just like always!’

2. A postal worker was sorting mail one afternoon when he noticed something strange. A small package kept arriving daily, addressed simply to ‘The Lucky One,’ with no return address or recipient’s name. Finally, curious as to who might be lucky enough to receive such mysterious packages, the worker decided to open it himself. Inside was a single letter: 'Dear Lucky One, thanks for delivering my mail today!' Turned out, the real lucky ones were just the delivery drivers.

3. One day, an elderly gentleman entered the US Post Office Annex and approached the counter with a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper. The clerk asked him what it contained, but instead of answering, he simply replied, ‘Just wait until you hear the announcement.’ Finally, over the loudspeaker came the announcement: 'Attention please—your package containing one very confused letter has arrived!' Everyone burst into laughter, including the old man who took his package with a smile, saying goodbye to everyone as he left.

4. A small dog wandered into the US Post Office Annex one rainy morning, sniffing curiously around the mailboxes until it found itself face-to-face with a stack of envelopes. Just then, an elderly delivery driver walked in and started laughing. ‘Looks like your little friend has found his own mailbox,’ he said, pointing to a tiny envelope addressed to ‘Small Dog.’ The dog wagged its tail happily, clearly thinking it had just discovered a new game. The neighbor who owned the annex smiled warmly, shaking her head. ‘Guess he’ll be our resident letter carrier for today,’ she chuckled.