About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, a little girl walking home from school noticed something odd. Every night, as she passed USPS Summit Heights Station, her dog would suddenly freeze and start staring intently into the air. One evening, she followed his gaze and saw an envelope floating gently through the streetlamp’s glow. Curious, she picked up the envelope—it was addressed to ‘Mrs. Smith, c/o USPS Summit Heights Station.’ Inside was just a note: ‘Sorry for scaring your pup—had to test our new mail-floating prototype!’ Turned out, it was a prank by a regular delivery driver who loved practical jokes.
2. At dawn, a sleepy postal worker unlocked the station and stepped outside for a stretch. Suddenly, a tiny bird flew in through the open door, flapping wildly around the counter before perching on an envelope. The worker watched, amused, as the bird seemed to be reading the address aloud. The worker smiled, thinking it was some sort of magical sign. Just then, another letter fluttered off the shelf and landed right next to the bird. With a little chirp, the bird hopped over, pecking at the second envelope with its beak. ‘Hey,’ said the worker, laughing softly. ‘Are you trying to help me deliver mail?’
3. At closing time, an old delivery driver locked up the USPS Summit Heights Station as usual. But tonight, before turning off the lights, he heard a voice over the intercom: 'Next time you come here, bring your lucky hat.' Curious, but not alarmed, he shrugged it off and left. The next day, while sorting mail, he found a tiny blue cap under one of the boxes. Smiling, he thought maybe it was just his imagination playing tricks. But every evening after that, he made sure to wear his old lucky baseball cap on the way home. And yes, he did see that same voice again—always whispering cheerfully from somewhere in the dark: ‘Lucky hat looks good on you!’
4. At midnight, a delivery driver locked up the USPS Summit Heights Station as usual. But then he heard a soft voice behind him: 'Wait, aren't you forgetting something?' The driver turned around and saw nobody. Shrugging it off, he locked the door again. Suddenly, an envelope floated through the open window onto his desk—addressed to ‘Dear Employee Who Forgot This.’ The driver laughed, realizing it was just a prank from one of the neighborhood kids.