About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver shouted, ‘Hey everyone, I just delivered a package addressed to “Ghost Writer”!’ Since then, some customers claim they’ve seen strange figures lurking around the mailboxes after dark. Another customer, a regular named Mr. Smith, started receiving letters with cryptic messages inside. When asked, he replied, 'Oh, those are from my pen pal in the afterlife!' The postmaster finally posted an announcement: "Dear Ghost Writer, please pick up your correspondence at counter 3." Everyone laughed, and the mystery faded into Old Town folklore.
2. At dawn, when most postal workers were still stretching in their beds, an old lady arrived at the Old Town Post Office with a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. She approached the counter, smiling warmly. The night clerk, rubbing his eyes, asked what she needed. With a twinkle in her eye, she whispered, 'Just delivering something special for my neighbors.' Turns out it was a batch of freshly baked cookies she'd made overnight.
3. At dusk, a mailman was sorting letters on the porch of Old Town Post Office when he noticed something strange. A small envelope kept sliding off the pile and landing exactly three feet away, as if someone or something was gently nudging it. Curious, he picked up the envelope but found nothing unusual inside. Just then, another letter slipped from his grasp and floated towards the same spot. Smiling, he decided to follow its mysterious path. Turning around, he saw an old cat with twinkling eyes sitting there, clearly amused by their little game.
4. At midnight, when the town slept soundly, a faint humming started coming from inside the Old Town Post Office. A curious night watchman approached the window and saw a shadowy figure sorting envelopes with eerie precision. The shadowy figure turned around, revealing itself to be an old teddy bear wearing glasses. The night watchman laughed, realizing it was just the mail carrier’s plush friend helping out. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned the ghostly postal worker, everyone smiled and said, ‘Oh, that must’ve been Bearry doing his shift!’