DHL

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A delivery driver noticed something unusual one morning when unloading packages from his truck. Among the usual envelopes and boxes lay an old, dusty guitar case. Curious, he opened it—and found no instrument inside, just a note scribbled in pencil: ‘Take this wherever you go. It belongs to someone who’s waiting for you.’ The delivery driver shrugged, stuck the note in his pocket, and took the guitar case with him. Months later, while delivering mail to a quiet neighborhood, he heard soft strumming coming from behind a fence. Peering over, he saw an elderly gentleman sitting on a bench, gently playing the same old guitar. The man smiled and said, 'Finally, I found my way here.'

2. At closing time, the postal clerk locked up and walked outside. ‘Hey,’ said a neighbor, ‘you forgot your lucky pen!’ The clerk looked around but saw nothing. Then he realized—he’d been using it all day without realizing it. The next morning, the clerk found his pen on his desk—next to an envelope addressed to himself with a note: ‘Forgot something again?’ Inside was another identical pen. Since then, everyone jokes that DHL delivers more than just packages.’

3. A delivery driver noticed something unusual one morning while sorting mail inside DHL’s post office. ‘Did you see that?’ he asked a nearby regular, pointing towards an old stamp collection displayed on the wall. The regular squinted, then grinned. ‘I’ve seen it before,’ he replied mysteriously, ‘but only after I stop by for coffee every Tuesday.’ The next week, the delivery driver arrived early with his usual smile. But when he glanced up at the wall, the stamps were gone—replaced by a sign reading: ‘Coffee Tuesdays Only.’ He shrugged and went back to work, muttering under his breath, ‘Guess I’ll have to wait until next week to figure out the mystery.’

4. A delivery driver noticed an odd package on the loading dock one day. It was wrapped in plain brown paper, but the return address read simply: 'To Whom It May Concern, P.O. Box Infinity, USA.' The driver shrugged and decided to deliver it anyway. Months later, a regular customer asked if they had received any packages recently. Smiling, the clerk replied, ‘We got something special once—addressed to “To Whom It May Concern” and marked “P.O. Box Infinity.” But it never arrived.’ The customer laughed and said, ‘That’s because you delivered it to ME!’