About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At the Waterbury Post Office, every morning around 8 AM, a delivery driver would notice something peculiar. A small brown dog, always wearing the same red collar, would dash into the lobby just as mail trucks arrived. The dog would sniff frantically near the sorting machines before running back outside—never once entering any of the mailboxes. One day, a delivery driver decided to follow the little dog. It led him through the streets until they reached an old lady’s house down the block. She was standing at her doorstep with a big smile, calling out, ‘Finally, you’re here!’ Turns out, it was her faithful companion who delivered the letters she couldn’t get due to mobility issues.
2. At the Waterbury Post Office, an elderly gentleman always arrived just as the doors opened. One day, he announced loudly, ‘Today’s my lucky day—today I’ll finally get that package!’ Finally, after weeks of anticipation, a young delivery driver approached him with a large box. The old man exclaimed, 'Is it mine? Is it here?' With a smile, the driver replied, 'Sir, your package is from last week.'
3. At the Waterbury Post Office, every Tuesday afternoon, a neighbor would arrive exactly when the mail trucks were unloading. He’d patiently wait until the last envelope was placed on the counter before calmly walking in and asking for his package. Finally, one Tuesday, as he approached the counter, the postal clerk joked, ‘Sir, I’ve got your package right here—you’re standing on it!’ The neighbor looked down, sheepishly smiled, and said, ‘Oh, that explains why it never arrived.’
4. At the Waterbury Post Office, every Wednesday at precisely 9 PM, a mysterious man in a trench coat would appear and ask for a package that never existed. Finally, one week an eager aunty from down the street asked if she could wait up late to catch him. Next Wednesday, just as he appeared, she called out ‘Excuse me, sir? I’m here for my package!’ The whole office burst into laughter when the mystery man turned around—only to reveal himself as her own mailman, dressed in his usual uniform.