FedEx Ship Center

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. Late one night, a FedEx delivery driver pulled up to an empty parking lot. Suddenly, from inside the dimly lit building came a strange humming noise—like bees buzzing in perfect harmony. The driver shrugged it off as just another late-night oddity until the next day, when everyone started talking about it. Curious, the driver returned the following evening with a flashlight. Sure enough, there was a tiny bee colony buzzing industriously away. Word spread quickly around town: if you needed something delivered urgently, just whisper your request into the night air near FedEx—and chances were good that little bees would deliver it for you!}

2. Late one night, a FedEx delivery driver pulled up to an empty parking lot. As he stepped out of his truck, he heard a strange humming sound coming from inside the building. Curious, he opened the door—and found rows upon rows of tiny lights blinking in time with the noise. Curious, he opened the door—and found rows upon rows of tiny lights blinking in time with the noise. Suddenly, a little voice said, ‘Hi there! Can you help us? We’re just trying to send some packages.’ Turns out it was Santa’s elves, working late on Christmas Eve. The delivery driver smiled and wished them luck, thinking it would be a story for his grandkids someday.

3. Deep into the night, a FedEx delivery driver pulled up to an empty shipping center. The clock read 2 AM, but inside someone hummed softly while sorting packages. Was it a ghostly employee or just the sound of progress in the quiet darkness? As he approached, a soft voice called out: ‘Hey, can I help you with that package?’ Turning around, the driver saw only a shadowy figure behind the counter—until a familiar neighbor waved and said, “It’s me, Joe! Just helping out until closing time.” The driver laughed, shaking his head, realizing yet again how late-night deliveries could get him into some funny situations.

4. Late one night, a FedEx delivery driver pulled up to an empty parking lot. In the dim light of the loading bay, he noticed something odd—a small wooden box, left behind on the conveyor belt. The driver opened it cautiously and found inside a note that read: ‘Sorry for the inconvenience, but our mailbox was full.’ Below was a bag of freshly baked cookies. That’s when he heard a quiet voice from behind: ‘Thanks for delivering those packages so fast!’ It turned out his neighbor had been watching him from her car, laughing.