About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the postal counter: an old, dusty stamp album that didn't belong there. Curious neighbors began stopping by to see it too, and soon enough, rumors spread—was it left behind by a secret collector or did it hold some mysterious message from the past? Finally, one day, a regular customer asked if he could buy the album. The postmaster smiled and said it was for sale—for exactly three stamps’ worth of postage. Everyone laughed, realizing it had been just another quirky prank by someone with too much time on their hands.
2. One day, a little boy walked into the Nixon Post Office and asked the clerk with big eyes: ‘Can I send a letter to Santa Claus? It’s already December!’ The clerk smiled and replied, ‘Of course you can, but remember, he only answers letters sent here personally.’ Soon after, an old delivery driver approached the counter and joked, 'I deliver presents every year, but never get one in return!' The clerk winked back, smiling warmly, 'That's because you're too busy delivering them yourself.'
3. In the late afternoon, a delivery driver parked his truck near the Nixon Post Office. As he unloaded mailbags, he noticed something odd in one of the metal baskets—an envelope addressed simply to ‘The President’. Curious, he opened it on the spot and found only a handwritten note saying: 'Dear President, could you please sign for these packages?' Turns out, an elderly neighbor had been delivering them personally every week.'
4. In the early hours of the morning, a voice crackled over the Nixon Post Office intercom: ‘Attention all employees—your letters today are heavier than usual.’ Curious, everyone rushed to check the mailboxes. Turned out, every letter had an extra stamp—a new government initiative to encourage more postal correspondence. The next day, the intercom crackled again: 'Attention all employees—your packages today weigh less than usual.'