PostalAnnex

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At PostalAnnex, where packages come and go like clockwork, one day a delivery driver exclaimed, ‘Today I delivered a package addressed simply as “Someone Who Needs It Most.”’ Ever since then, locals whisper that mysterious deliveries occasionally arrive for no one in particular. Since then, every now and then someone would spot an unmarked box left on the porch or near the mailboxes. A neighbor once found a bag of freshly baked cookies labeled 'For Someone Who Smells Like They Need Cheer Up.' And ever since, whenever anyone feels down, they know to check the front steps—you never know what PostalAnnex might leave for you.

2. At PostalAnnex, where packages come and go like clockwork, one day a delivery driver noticed something odd: every time he approached the counter with a package for Mrs. Jenkins, her dog would leap off its chair and start dancing wildly. Curious, the driver mentioned it to Mrs. Jenkins’s neighbor, who laughed and said, ‘Oh, that old girl loves surprises! She always gets excited when she sees packages.’ From then on, whenever anyone dropped off something for Mrs. Jenkins, they’d leave a little treat for her dancing canine too.

3. At PostalAnnex, where packages come and go like clockwork, one foggy morning a delivery driver noticed something strange: every letter seemed to carry its own little secret message. As days passed, more letters arrived with mysterious notes inside—some were love poems, others recipes for homemade cookies. Finally, an old lady from down the street stopped by, curious about all the fuss. She turned out to be the owner of the stationery shop next door, who had been leaving those messages as a way to cheer up everyone during lockdown. Since then, PostalAnnex became known not just for delivering packages but also spreading smiles across the neighborhood.

4. At PostalAnnex, where packages come and go like clockwork, one day an envelope addressed to ‘The Person Who Returns Lost Mail’ mysteriously appeared on the counter. A delivery driver, scratching his head, picked up the envelope and joked, ‘Whoever you are, thanks for returning our lost mail!’ Suddenly, another envelope popped out from behind the counter—this time addressed to ‘The Person Who Delivers Jokes.’