Good things come in small packages! This small post office packs a punch! Great selection of…read morestamps, I got 6 different designs! They had a nice amount of shipping supplies and greeting cards. It was clean as a whistle and the clerk was so nice and helpful! When I complimented her on her sunny disposition, she said, "I try to be positive, I love my job!" Wow! If you live in Goochland, I hope you appreciate what a lovely little post office you have! I did!! My stamp of approval!!

Post lady who delivers mail in east courthouse estates needs to read the speed sign that is 15 mph…read morehowever she flies down the road around 25 to 30 mph out road is gravel and when she flies down it the dust flies up to my house and others please tell her to slow down.

Just look for the little brick building that's shaped like a monopoly house! The Oilville post…read moreoffice is small but mighty. On Route 250, you may have overlooked it, if it hadn't been for the huge sign by the road! It's tucked aways back off the main road with a few parking spots, and a flagpole out front proudly waving the ol' red, white and blue. Inside is bright and clean, well stocked packaging center, post office boxes for rent. Anthony Trollope, prominent writer of the Victorian Era, mid-1800's, is given credit to the widespread of neighborhood mailboxes at the corners of the London streets. This creative idea then spread to America! In London, the boxes were originally green but they blended in with the scenery too well, so the "pillar boxes" were then painted bright red so they can be seen from afar. Here in the states, street boxes were also painted an olive drab green, but in 1955, the colors were changed to red, white & blue. Then, in 1971, the US Postal Service, decided to change them to the deep royal blue we see today! Anthony Trollope is a man of letter for sure!! Lobby hours are 9:30-4:30 M-F, and 9:00-12:00 Sat. Money orders, standard services, stamps, but no passport services. Local # (804)784-3624. They break for lunch, so call ahead. With the larger post offices overloaded due to the pandemic and the holiday season, this tiny mail center a great alternative if you want to avoid long lines! The residents in Goochland County know that the Oilville post office is one slick business!!

I've passed this post office plenty of times and never noticed it. It's very small and though…read morethere's a large sign up front, it's kind of easy to overlook while cruising down the road. This part of Oilville is not a very busy area. It's pretty must just through traffic and I think that helps keep customers at this post office to a minimal. There is only one register on the inside, so if someone has a lot of stuff to send out or if there's more than 3 people in line, it might take some time until you make your way to the desk. Staff here is always friendly. Super, southern friendly! Lol. For the most part, I've never seen more than two other customers here. But I've also never been here around rush hour.

What a cute tiny post office! If you're headed down Route 6 (River Road West), you may just miss…read morethis diminutive brick building if you don't know it's there! The parking lot is small too, so take heed. It's a convenient mail center for local businesses and residents so they don't have to drive into Richmond. Community conscious, they have notices posted regarding COVID-19. What I love best about this Post Office?? No lines and pleasant service! They have my stamp of approval!

You'll discover some cool history in Amelia! The architecture is beautiful throughout the town and…read moremany of the house are from the 1800's and early 1900's. But the lovely architect comes to a halt once you arrive at the Amelia Courthouse post office. This very generic, rectangular brick building really has little charm, which is a shame considering ma y of the other appealing buildings. If you look up at the door entrance, you'll find it rusted and grungy, in dire need of a paint job! This post office is quite drab inside, old and dreary interior with shabby linoleum flooring and unflattering fluorescent lighting. The antique brass post boxes are cool though! But, all in all, this place definitely needs an update and could use some TLC. As far as service, these small country post offices are friendly and accommodating! There are seldom long lines and the have Saturday hours from 10am-12pm. Sending packages, snagging a greeting card, purchasing stamps, getting money orders are pretty easy breezy! But no passport services or self serve kiosks. All in all, a pretty average postal service, although the building and cleanliness substandard. Amelia should deliver more.

By far the *most pleasant* USPS transaction I've ever had, like, what just happened? It's probably…read more because this post is located in a less-densely populated/more "country" area, but the agent that processed my packages and gave me a tour of their available stamp styles could not have been more accommodating or agreeable--we even shared a few laughs! Makes me want to find more reasons to visit Amelia Court House whenever I have a bunch of shipping to do. Cute town, surprisingly charming post office experience.

I needed to ship 2 boxes that were about 14 pounds each. I used the online estimated cost…read morecalculator and it quoted me $111; I ended up paying a total of $114. They kept the line moving quickly and Kasey did a great job explaining the process throughout.

I went to return a package and get some documents notarized. We were greeted immediately and the…read morepackage and notary service were done quickly. We were in and out in less then 19 minutes. Reasonable notarary service pricing as well.

This simple white brick post office in Maidens, VA is tucked away down a weird little side road…read morethat loops around and backs up to the railroad tracks. It's hard to find, the building isn't much to look at, it's a tiny place but it serves the community adequately. It's open from 8:00-11:30am, 1:00-4:00 pm M-F. Saturday from 8:00-10:00am. Apparently, they like a long lunch in Maidens! Lobby hours are the same. If you have mail to send out after hours, there's a mailbox out front! No passport service at this facility.

Cutest little post office that's tucked off the main road on Rt. 250 in Gum Springs. I mean, look…read morehow small it is! I think the shed in my backyard is bigger than this diminutive government building. And I wouldn't change a thing! There's a drive by mailbox for posting letters or small packages outside, and inside it's neat as a pin and stocked! They are opened M-F from 9:30-1, 1:30-4:00, and Saturday 8:30-12. Limited services include money orders, no passport services. Tiny but mighty post office that you won't find long lines! Love the daffodils out front too!

Located in the Brandermill Complex, in a little strip mall, this mini post office is convenient for…read morethe folks living in this neighborhood. I was drawn to the huge U.S. POST OFFICE sign out front. It has the old fashioned mail post boxes which are cool, but the lobby was a little tight. I could see how it could become congested during busy hours. The signs all over are rather funny, lots of do's and don'ts. A good cleaning and upgrade would do this place wonders! It definitely needs some freshening up! No passport services. Hours M-F 10-1,2-4 closed Saturday

Busy busy post office in North Chesterfield. It was packed when I got here, but the line moved…read morefairly quick. This is a huge post offfice next to Chesterfield Towne Center with lots of rental mailboxes and fully stocked. It features a gift card stand, a greeting card kiosk with stationary as well as tons of packing and mailing supplies. The brick building itself is plain and its needs lawn maintenance and an exterior spruce. Hours M-F 9-5, Saturday 10-2 no passport services here, but a bit further down Midlothian, there's the Pinetta post office that has passport services.

This is the place to come to, when all the other usps places have long lines. There is only one…read moreperson on Saturdays, but she is fast and efficient.