About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet morning at the United States Post Office when a delivery driver noticed something odd. As he sorted through envelopes in the dim light of dawn, he kept hearing soft laughter coming from one corner of the room. Curious, he looked around and saw only empty shelves and boxes. Suddenly, he heard the laugh again—this time it sounded like a child giggling. Peering closer, he spotted a tiny envelope with his name on it. When he opened it, there was just a note: ‘Dear Delivery Driver, your sense of humor is mail-perfect!’ Turning around, everyone in the office burst out laughing—they were all playing a prank on him.
2. At the United States Post Office, every afternoon around closing time, employees began noticing strange packages being delivered. A delivery driver would arrive with a large box wrapped in brown paper and tied with string, leaving it on the counter without saying a word. One day, an old lady approached the counter and asked the clerk, ‘Is that always the same guy delivering those mysterious boxes?’ The clerk nodded. Later, as everyone was packing up for the night, they saw their neighbor walking towards them with another big package under his arm. Turns out he was just bringing home his weekly groceries from the supermarket across the street.
3. At the United States Post Office, on particularly windy afternoons, mailboxes seemed to open by themselves, sending letters flying into the street like autumn leaves. One day, a regular noticed that his letter kept disappearing mid-mailbox. Turns out, it was being snatched by a friendly squirrel who lived in the nearby park and used it as a nut carrier. The whole neighborhood started leaving letters with nuts inside, and soon enough, the USPS had an unofficial postal-squirrel partnership.
4. At the United States Post Office, a delivery driver once noticed that whenever he placed letters into certain mail slots, they would mysteriously appear in different boxes. Confused and intrigued, the driver mentioned it to his coworkers, who started noticing similar occurrences too. Soon enough, rumors spread around town, with everyone guessing whose mailbox was getting someone else’s bills or love letters. Finally, one day, an elderly neighbor approached him smiling: ‘Son, those mailboxes are like life—sometimes you get what’s meant for someone else!’