About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver was sorting packages one afternoon when he noticed something peculiar. Every Tuesday, an elderly gentleman arrived exactly at 3 PM and stood outside the post office for several minutes, never entering or leaving. Finally curious, the driver approached him and asked what he was doing there every week. With a twinkle in his eye, the old man replied, ‘I’m waiting for my package from Russia… they always send it on Tuesdays.’ The driver laughed and said, ‘Sir, I’ve been here for years, and that package has never shown up!’ To which the old fellow grinned, ‘Ah, well then maybe next Tuesday will be my lucky day!’
2. A delivery driver was checking mailboxes for signatures when he heard an unusual sound coming from inside the post office. Curious, he peered through the window and saw a regular customer stuffing envelopes into his own mailbox—only it wasn’t his. The delivery driver chuckled, thinking maybe the guy was just confused. But then he noticed something odd—the envelope had the neighbor’s return address on it! Turns out, our regular thought he was dropping off mail for himself, but actually sent it to his next-door neighbor by mistake. The whole office burst out laughing as they watched him sheepishly apologize and scramble to fix his blunder.
3. A delivery driver was checking mailboxes for signatures when he saw something odd. ‘Why does every third mailbox always look like it’s been opened from the inside?’ Curious, he approached one of those mailboxes and noticed a tiny hole in the lid. Turned out, a neighborhood cat had taken a liking to sleeping there during deliveries. The driver smiled, shook his head, and whispered, ‘Guess I’ll just keep leaving notes instead of signatures.’
4. A delivery driver was checking mailboxes for signatures when he saw a note taped to every door: ‘Today’s mail will be delivered by unicorn.’ Confused and amused, the driver drove around delivering rainbow-colored envelopes instead of real letters. When he returned home that evening, his neighbor asked jokingly, 'Did you deliver any magical mail today?' Smiling, he replied, 'Only ones signed by unicorns!'