About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while sorting through mail in the PostalAnnex, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the counter—a small envelope addressed simply to ‘The Next Person.’ Inside was a note reading: ‘Take one letter and leave one behind.’ Since then, every day around lunchtime, someone leaves an unusual item for the next worker. Finally, one employee decided to play along. They left a rubber chicken with a note that read, ‘Hope you enjoy your new feathered friend!’ Soon enough, the whole town was bringing strange items—an old record player, a bag of flour shaped like a cat, even a live goldfish named Boris. By closing time, the PostalAnnex had become the strangest post office anyone had ever seen.
2. One day, as an afternoon postal worker was closing up the PostalAnnex, she heard a strange humming noise coming from one of the mailboxes. Curious, she opened it and found only a small note that read: ‘Sorry for the noise, ma’am. My package is too heavy.’ Below was a picture of a smiling pug wearing glasses. She laughed out loud, realizing it must be some neighbor’s prank. The rest of her shift passed with more giggles than usual.
3. In the late afternoon, as a postal worker locked up the PostalAnnex for the night, he swore he saw an envelope floating down the hallway. Curious, he followed it with his flashlight until it stopped in front of a mailbox labeled ‘Santa Claus’. The next morning, everyone found their packages neatly delivered—except for one tiny note inside each: ‘Merry Christmas from PostalAnnex!’
4. In the early morning, as the PostalAnnex opened its doors, a delivery driver found a mysterious package addressed to ‘The Next Available Person.’ Curious, he opened it to discover a note reading: 'Welcome to your new career—Parcel Picker-Upper!' Inside was an old uniform and a key to the mailroom. From that day on, our hero became known around town as Mr. Parcel, delivering packages with unmatched enthusiasm, often leaving neighbors wondering if they’d ordered anything at all.