Station E Post Office

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Station E Post Office, every morning around sunrise, a delivery driver would notice something peculiar. A small dog, no bigger than a toy, would appear from behind the mailboxes and run circles around the sorting tables, never barking or showing fear. One day, the driver decided to follow the little dog. It led him through the back alleyways until they reached an old lady’s house, who was watering her garden. She smiled and said, ‘Morning, Henry. Just delivering the mail again?’ The driver blinked—Henry? Turned out, everyone in town knew the tiny canine as their friendly neighborhood postal pup!’

2. At Station E Post Office, every night after closing, an anonymous note appeared on the front door. It read: ‘Tomorrow’s first customer will receive a surprise package.’ One morning, a delivery driver opened the door and found a small box with his name on it. Inside was a bag of donuts and a note: 'Happy Monday!' A regular customer walked in later that day, curious about the previous night's package. The clerk whispered, 'Heavenly Donuts delivered themselves again.'

3. At Station E Post Office, every afternoon during lunch break, a regular would bring his own sandwich—but never ate it. Instead, he’d sit in silence for exactly twenty minutes before leaving without a word. One day, a delivery driver asked him, ‘Why don’t you eat that sandwich?’ The regular replied softly, ‘It’s not mine.’ The driver shrugged and walked away, muttering something about city folk being strange. As the man left, a neighbor passing by whispered, ‘He thinks it’s his lucky sandwich—keeps bringing it even though it’s clearly cursed!’

4. At Station E Post Office, every day at exactly noon, a curious pigeon would land on the counter and wait for someone to feed it. One day, an elderly neighbor walked in with a bag of seeds, thinking he could help out the little bird. But when he threw them onto the counter, they scattered everywhere—right into the mail slots! Soon, letters were flying through the air like confetti, causing chaos among customers. The postal clerk just shook his head and said, ‘Guess that’s our daily pigeon-post!’