About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning in Greeley, a delivery driver noticed something odd while sorting mail. A small dog kept appearing outside the post office, sniffing and staring intently at one particular box before running off with its tail wagging. The next day, everyone in town was talking about it—even the local vet wondered if the little guy had been separated from his owner. But on the third day, just as mysteriously as he’d appeared, the dog vanished. Since then, some say you can still catch him lurking around the post office after hours, guarding his special package.
2. Late one night, a postal worker heard an eerie humming coming from inside the Greeley Post Office. Curious, he investigated and found nothing out of place—until he noticed tiny paper airplanes flying around the ceiling. Suddenly, a small envelope dropped from above, addressed to ‘The Night Watchman.’ The worker opened it curiously—it contained only a note that read: “Next time, check the mailroom shelves.” Reluctantly, he did, finding dozens more paper planes with messages like ‘Don’t forget to stamp my package!’ and ‘Can you please deliver this to myself?’ From then on, whenever anyone asked why there were always so many late-night visitors to the Greeley Post Office, they’d just smile and say, ‘It’s the ghostly delivery driver making sure everything gets where it needs to be.’
3. In Greeley, Colorado, after hours of silence, neighbors began noticing strange whispers coming from the post office's loading dock. Curious children would gather outside, pointing and whispering, ‘Look, Mom, it’s talking envelopes!’ One night, a delivery driver heard the chatter too and stopped for a closer look. He found nothing but boxes stacked neatly—until he noticed one envelope winking at him. Smiling, he joked, 'Guess you’re just lonely tonight!' Then, turning to leave, he tripped over an invisible stack and fell flat on his face, earning himself a good laugh from the neighborhood kids.
4. In Greeley, after closing hours, a curious child started noticing shadows moving behind the post office windows. One night, a regular mailman swore he saw an envelope floating through the air and landing on someone’s doorstep. When he mentioned it to his colleagues, they all agreed that maybe the post office had its own ghost deliverer. The legend grew so big that eventually, during holiday seasons, neighbors would leave their letters outside the window with a note: ‘Dear Ghost Delivery Driver, please make sure Santa gets here!’