Fontana Post Office

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At the Fontana Post Office, a delivery driver once exclaimed, ‘I’ve never seen anything like it!’ One day, while sorting mail, he noticed that every letter addressed to ‘Santa Claus’ mysteriously ended up in the same box, neatly stacked together. Curious, he asked around and found out that everyone in town secretly believed Santa lived just outside their small community. Soon enough, the entire stack was labeled with addresses like North Pole Lane or Christmas Cottage Way. Finally, an old neighbor joked, ‘Maybe next year you’ll deliver letters directly to his mailbox!’

2. At the Fontana Post Office, a regular customer asked the clerk one day, 'Do you ever notice how letters always seem to disappear from certain boxes?' The clerk shrugged and smiled. ‘Maybe they’re on vacation,’ she said with a wink. The regular laughed heartily, knowing full well that some letters were just too private for public mailboxes.

3. At the Fontana Post Office, every morning around sunrise, someone started hearing soft tinkling sounds like tiny bells. No one could figure out where they were coming from. One day, an old delivery driver decided to follow the sound and found a little bird perched on top of the mailboxes, happily ringing its tiny bell. Everyone laughed when he told the story, but from then on, whenever someone asked about the mysterious noises, he’d just smile and say, ‘That’s our feathered friend, making sure everything gets delivered with a song.’

4. At the Fontana Post Office, an elderly gentleman announced one afternoon, ‘I just received a letter from myself!’ The clerk smiled politely but wondered if he’d been sending himself letters all along. A few days later, another customer approached the counter and asked curiously, 'Did you get that letter I sent?' The clerk shook his head with a smile, causing everyone in line to burst into laughter. It turned out that old Mr. Jenkins had accidentally mailed himself two identical letters—one for him, one for the post office.