About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as a delivery driver sorted packages in Delamont’s post office, an old envelope caught his eye. Written on it in shaky handwriting were the words: ‘Open only when mail volume doubles.’ Curious, he placed it aside and forgot until months later when packages started piling up like never before. On that fateful day, with boxes stacked to the ceiling, he opened the envelope. Inside was a note scribbled in the same handwriting: 'Now what do I do with all these packages?'
2. At midnight, a delivery driver sorting through letters in Delamont’s post office noticed something peculiar: every fifth envelope had been mysteriously doodled with tiny smiley faces. Curious, he showed it to his colleague, who shrugged and said, ‘Probably just some bored a neighbor.’ By morning, every fifth envelope sported a little happy face. Soon, customers started noticing and smiling along—Delamont became known for its daily dose of cheer.
3. Late one night, a delivery driver sorting through letters in Delamont’s post office heard a strange humming sound. Curious, he followed it to a small corner where an envelope seemed to glow softly. The envelope was warm to touch and when he opened it, out popped a tiny letter carrier pigeon, cooing sweetly. The driver laughed and released the bird outside, watching it fly off into the moonlit sky. From that day on, locals claimed Delamont’s post office had its very own postal messenger—though no one ever saw him again.
4. Late one afternoon, a delivery driver sorting through letters in Delamont’s post office found a mysterious envelope addressed only to ‘The Next Person Who Opens This’. Curious, he opened it and read: 'Dear Friend, please deliver this letter to someone who loves cats.' Inside was a picture of a fluffy kitten. The driver smiled, thinking, 'Not bad for an anonymous note!' And so, he posted the photo online with the caption: "Found in Delamont's post office. Any cat lovers out there?" Soon enough, his neighbor claimed it as her own.