About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At the West Valley Post Office, a regular customer named Fred complained one morning: ‘I keep seeing the same old lady staring at me from across the street!’ The clerk shrugged and replied, ‘That’s just Mrs. Jenkins, she lives right next door.’ Fred shook his head in disbelief. A few days later, he noticed an envelope addressed to him on the counter. Curiously opening it, he found a note inside: 'Dear Mr. Smith, I’m sorry if I've been bothering you—you look like my long-lost cousin!' Turned out, it was really Mrs. Jenkins' way of saying hello.
2. At the West Valley Post Office, a delivery driver kept receiving mysterious packages addressed to ‘The Real Mailman.’ No matter how many times he delivered them back, they always reappeared on his desk the next day. Finally, one evening, an old lady came into the post office and asked for help with her package. She smiled warmly and said, 'This is for my friend, The Real Mailman.' Everyone burst out laughing, including the delivery driver who finally understood the joke. Since then, whenever someone mentions 'The Real Mailman,' everyone in town knows exactly what they're talking about.
3. At the West Valley Post Office, every afternoon around three o’clock, the air would suddenly fill with the scent of freshly baked cookies. No oven was found, but everyone agreed it smelled like Mrs. Johnson’s famous chocolate chip recipe. One day, a new delivery driver arrived and insisted on finding the source of the cookies. After hours of searching, he announced proudly that he had discovered an old recipe book in the basement—written entirely in invisible ink. The whole office burst out laughing when they realized it was just a practical joke from an anonymous neighbor who loved baking.
4. At the West Valley Post Office, an elderly gentleman announced one day, ‘I just received a letter from my long-lost twin brother!’ The clerk raised an eyebrow, curious but not too surprised. ‘Really?’ asked the clerk with a smile. ‘What did he say in his letter?’
The old man beamed proudly. ‘He wrote that our parents left us a fortune hidden somewhere in West Valley!’
Everyone laughed, including the delivery driver who overheard it and said, “Next time you get a letter like that, don’t forget to share!”