About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver arrived early with an unusual package. As he approached the counter, the postal clerk eyed him curiously. The package was wrapped in brown paper and sealed with tape, but as soon as the clerk opened it, out popped a live goldfish swimming frantically around the room. The delivery driver scratched his head sheepishly and explained, 'I thought it was supposed to be a letter.' Everyone burst into laughter, including the fish who finally stopped swimming when he saw himself reflected in the glass window.
2. One day, as a delivery driver approached the United States Post Office, he heard an unexpected announcement over the intercom: ‘Attention please! We’ve received a special package today—one that can only be delivered between 9:03 and 9:07 AM sharp.’ Curious, the driver parked his truck and rushed inside just in time to see an old lady handing the clerk a small envelope. 'This must be it,' she said with a smile. The clerk nodded solemnly and whispered back, 'Yes ma’am, exactly on the dot.' As the clock struck nine oh three, everyone watched in awe as the envelope slowly rose from the counter and hovered for four seconds before gently landing in the driver’s outstretched hands. That day, our hero learned never to be late—not even by one second—for any mail delivery.
3. One afternoon, while sorting mail, a postal worker noticed something peculiar in one of the envelopes: it seemed to be addressed not just to someone, but to ‘the person who will deliver this letter.’ Curious, she opened it and found only a single folded piece of paper with these words: 'Please deliver this message to the person who needs it most.' The note was signed simply, 'A concerned citizen.' That evening, everyone in town received an identical envelope—except there was no letter inside.
4. In the late afternoon, a neighbor was dropping off letters when he noticed something odd inside the mail slot. Curious, he peered through the slit and saw an envelope with his own address on it. Inside was another letter addressed to him, but from himself! Turns out, a delivery driver had accidentally dropped off two identical envelopes meant for different neighbors. The neighbor grinned, thinking how nice it would be if everyone could get their mail mixed up like that every once in a while—maybe even save some postage.