The city of Dunn, North Carolina is a nice place with a cool vibe, Dunn was originally known as…read moreLucknow. It is a cool enough place to visit and to spend time in.

City Hall with Police, Water and Sewer Finance Departments as well asthe City Manager's office…read more District Court Room on some Wednesdays You can pay your utility bills at the drive through window.

Not like other dmv's it doesn't have a full house. But the staff tries to make jokes like they are…read morecomedians, and are far from it . They need to stick to their day job.

There are two women employed at this facility that were picking and laughing at people. This was…read morevery direspectful. We all need to be compassionate with interactions. This kind of behavior is opsured. I am going to report to corporate because this is totally belittling to others

This landfill is your typical landfill. $2 per 100lbs of refuse. Cash only. Great access from…read moreHighway 55.

The Dunn Area History Museum is located in Downtown Dunn. Admission to the museum is free although…read morethey do have a donation box in the front. Parking is on the street but there is a community parking lot in the back. The museum is on two floors but the majority of the exhibits are on the first floor. The exhibits are arranged in sections with similar items and they have a wide range items that range from cultural to education to social issues. I enjoyed walking through the museum and seeing items from the past from a VCR to rotary phones to a Victrola. If you are in the Dunn area, make sure to stop at this museum.

The General William C. Lee Airborne Museum is in the Lee House built in 1903 in Dunn, NC. The Lees…read morebought the foreclosed three story Brownstone house in 1935. In 1984, the Lee Commission purchased and reconditioned the house with a new heating and air conditioning system. The museum is three stories, the first two levels are about General Lee and Airborne History and the renovated third floor is about WWII. It is listed on the National Registrar of Historic Places. The museum is free to visit but does accept donations. The museum is a short drive from I-95 and has its own parking lot as well. The museum is self guided so you can go at your own pace reading the displays. So who was General Lee? Lee was in WWI and stayed in the Army in Germany. After watching Hitler and the Germans developing airborne troops and through President Franklin Roosevelt , he organized the first airborne unit and became the "Father of the American Airborne". Lee became the first Commander of the 101st Airborne Division in Louisiana in 1942. He organized the D-Day air invasion and was going to be one of the jumpers but he had a heart attack so was sent back to Dunn. I really enjoyed visiting this museum and only stopped as it was on my way back from Fayetteville. I was not aware of General Lee and his contributions to history. I was impressed by the displays about the parachutes and how they evolved from the idea of Da Vinchi. I am glad the museum exists so that we can learn of this important individual. The historic house was a bonus.

The house itself is a magnificent thing. Huge, well laid out and with the creaky wood floors and…read morestairs expected in a turn of the last century home. What is inside is equally impressive. I walked in, greeted by a friendly tour guide who offered the story of how the museum came to be, and then left me to explore. It's a self-guiding tour, there's explanations accompanying the displays, so I could take all the time I needed. It's not a typical museum in that it was actually Lee's home and it still maintains the feel of a home. Because it's a nearly mid-twentieth century topic, the events and displays are not so old that it feels impersonal. It's kind of like being in your grandparents or great-grandparents home. The first floor is the personal story of Lee and his wife. The second floor contains the history of the airborne and the third floor has artifacts of the era. It's a fascinating museum and a low-key way to spend some time learning the origins of the Army Airborne.

There's a reason why they say hire a veteran. If you want the job done right the first time "hire a…read moreveteran." That is exactly what is needed at the Dunn facility. Months ago I completed the documentation as to whom lived at the residents to receive mail. I continued to receive other people's mail and made numerous personal trips to the facility to return the mail. Several complaints were made to Postal Service in Washington DC. However, the complaints did not resolve the issues. The situation is ongoing after months to correct the matter. A private in the military are trained to correct errors from day one in the military. This is the reason why you need to hire veterans to get it right the first time.

Delightful and local…read more The small town feel goes both ways. You won't find huge crowds, but there might be a wait due to few employees. Always love getting postage or dropping off packages here. Helpful and kind, best post office in the area.