Post Office

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the late afternoon, when the sun cast long shadows across Main Street, a regular asked the mail carrier: ‘Hey, do you ever see ghostly figures in that old Post Office?’ The carrier laughed and said, ‘Not anymore than usual.’ But some say he’s not telling the whole truth. Finally, one evening, a delivery driver overheard an elderly neighbor whispering to herself: ‘I saw them again today… they’re playing cards behind those old filing cabinets!’ Everyone just smiled and nodded knowingly—after all, who could resist such charming ghostly card games?

2. In the early morning, when the Post Office doors first opened, a small dog would dash inside and race towards the mailboxes, barking excitedly as if searching for something familiar. Finally, an elderly lady approached the counter with a big smile. ‘Morning, dear,’ she said gently. ‘Did you find your little friend?’ The postal worker nodded, laughing softly. ‘Yes ma’am, he always comes back eventually.’ And sure enough, moments later, the same small dog bounded in again, tail wagging furiously—this time carrying a crumpled newspaper in his mouth.

3. In the middle of the night, when the moonlight reflected off the old mailboxes, an occasional stamp began appearing on envelopes without any address. One morning, a delivery driver found his truck covered in stamps—everywhere! He asked a regular customer, who shrugged and said, ‘Must be that ghostly postman again.’ The neighbor chimed in, ‘He always forgets to deliver them anywhere!’

4. At midnight, when the only light came from the security camera, an envelope addressed to ‘The Next Resident’ mysteriously appeared in front of the main door. One morning, a delivery driver found a package labeled simply ‘To Whom It May Concern’. Inside was a note saying, ‘Please deliver this to Post Office.’ Everyone laughed it off until they realized the note had been signed by… themselves.