About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At sunset one day, a delivery driver pulled up to Sunnyside Station and noticed something peculiar: every Tuesday at exactly six o’clock, an old mailbag would levitate for three seconds before gently settling back onto the counter. Curious, the driver mentioned it to his coworkers, who shrugged it off as just another Denver oddity. But on his next visit, he brought along a friend, who filmed the whole thing. The video went viral, and soon enough, neighbors started showing up at six sharp every Tuesday to witness the mysterious phenomenon themselves. Turns out, it was just the janitor’s cat playing with its favorite toy—an old mailbag.
2. At dawn one morning, an old postal worker arrived early as usual. Walking through the empty station, he heard a strange humming sound coming from the mail sorting machine. Curious, he approached the machine and noticed that one of the compartments was stuck open, letting out a stream of letters like confetti from a birthday party. With a smile, he thought it must be a glitch and started organizing the mail himself. Just then, a delivery driver walked in, saw the old man laughing and sorting letters, and asked what on earth was going on. ‘I’m just helping Mother Nature deliver these babies,’ replied the postal worker with a twinkle in his eye.
3. At midnight, a mail truck approached Sunnyside Station, its engine humming like a distant hummingbird. The streetlights cast eerie shadows on the empty parking lot, when suddenly—a soft, tinkling sound filled the air. A regular postal worker appeared from behind the counter and smiled. ‘Just an old mailbox ghost,’ she said casually. ‘He likes to greet our night deliveries.’ The tinkle grew fainter as the truck drove off into the early morning silence. And ever since then, everyone in Denver jokes that if you hear a bell at midnight, it’s just Sunnyside Station saying hello.’
4. At lunchtime, a delivery driver pulled into Sunnyside Station’s parking lot. As he unloaded packages from his van, he noticed something odd—a small envelope taped to the tire of his vehicle. Curious, he picked it up. Inside were just two words: ‘Open me later.’ The delivery driver carefully opened the envelope during his break. Inside was another note: 'It’s your lucky day—free coffee at the nearby diner!' Turns out, a regular had left him a little surprise. The rest of the afternoon was spent laughing and enjoying free java with friends.