The lady who handled my passport renewal was fantastic. Courteous, efficient, helpful. She…read moremanaged phone calls and multiple people stopping in, and still handled everything with a winning personality and professionalism. Thank you, Woodford Post Office!

OK folks! I am NOT a big fan of the US Postal System... too…read moremany hours waiting in line, only to be treated like something disgusting by a snarky, rude, person wearing an ill fitting semi uniform... However- if you are in the vicinity of Woodford, Virginia- prepare to step back into the past! The person who greets,(YES, GREETS) you at the counter is pleasant and helpful. Your request is taken seriously and handled in a timely and friendly fashion. The first time I availed myself of the services here, I truly thought I was in a time warp. I have since , returned and each trip has been a wonderful reminder that there are indeed folks who try to do their jobs in a happy and effective manner!

The business district of Bowling Green is only about a block long. You'll find the post office off…read moreMain Street on Milford Street, across from the State Police Office and adjacent to John's Barber Shop. Yes, it's a little like the town of Mayberry! I was surprised that this post office is larger than most with a community of this small size. There's a decent sized parking lot, the interior could definitely use a facelift! It definitely has a musty, old odor! They offer passport service here, again, unusual for a quaint town like this. I hope you're not in a hurry to get your passport either, not all staff is trained for this service. If you make an appointment, you'll have better luck! The hours are 8:30-1, 2-5 M-F, and 9:30-12:00 on Saturday. Expect mediocre service, long waits and blasé personalities. The folks here aren't crazy about their jobs. Nothing to "write home about."

A post office is a post office not necessarily so never had bad service here folks are always…read morefriendly if you have questions or need advice about the town or need information directions they are more than happy to help so happy to have a post office in the area

An update: I came to this post office and it was very clean despite the dingy strip mall it's in…read more The outside of this tiny brick façade can use a spruce, fix broken light fixtures, add some greenery in the empty planters, and a slap on a fresh coat of paint. The reason for the extra star is because it was spit spot, well stocked, and I loved the cute positivity sign out front! They scored with the door to door!

Love how the lady that works there likes to scold you ebay sellers and home shippers about using…read moretheir zip code and not your home zip code to ship items.. I live about 4 miles South. I ship from my house so the tracker (which is linked to my accounts) list my house as the shipping address...YoU are in my weekly travel zone so sorry you have to justify your sleepy little post office's existence, How is the MY problem? Maybe show this yo your boss? Next time you say it to me, Im going to report you to the postmaster.... Its so annoying I am now opting for pickup at my house during mail delivery... I really hope they shut you down....

Fantastic service, and super friendly staff. I choose to drive to this location over others nearer…read moreto home for those two reasons. Knowledgeable about international shipping and willing to get you the best option available. Located in Eagle Village shopping center, when the counter is closed, you can still access the PO Boxes - there's a lot of them! Ps. Stamps are going up by 3c... ugh.

I wish I could I give them 0 star they are mean and sucks…read more they make you wait for so long they are very slow

they will not answer the phone. And when they do they hang up immediately. So they suck.read more

For a smallish town like Ashland, this post office was super busy! The line was to the door!…read more Don't confuse this building with the one a few steps down the street. The "old" Ashland post office, built in 1940, is located on the next block, which still has the post office gold lettering on the brick facade. It now houses attorneys and other offices. The actual "newer"post office, built in 1992, is located at 301 England Street. Definitely a more modern building, but still possesses some small town charm. The interior is impressive with Tuscan columns, high ceilings, A-framed glass windows and Spanish tiled floors. The large, open floor plan creates a well-lit, airy space. For such spacious area, I was surprised that they don't provide passport services here. Their services are limited to the typical ones you'll find at most such post offices: P.O. boxes, money orders, stamps, shipping supplies, greeting cards, bulk mail and general delivery. I didn't even see a self-serve kiosk. I feel like they could expand their services to accommodate the Ashland community. After all, it is the "Center of the Universe"!

I have lived here for 25 years and they are consistently understaffed, with really only one staff…read moremember who knows what is going on and how to fix problems, but he is extremely overworked. The other people are not helpful, often making problems worse. I have had NUMEROUS terrible issues with mail holds, including them getting the dates wrong. The carriers are also less than stellar, often not delivering our mail and giving us the wrong mail. I witnessed a situation today where a patron came to pick up a packae that should have been delivered to him, the carrier did not take it to his house. So, he had requested for pick up at the post office and had appropriate notification for pick up, but the carrier picked it up and planned to deliver it after all. My most recent complaint is regarding a travel hold, which the carrier misread, and started holding mail ten days early. I had been notified that i receiving a new credit card, and when I didn't receive when I was told that I would, I went over to the Post Office and found that the hold was initiated early, I got all today's mail except the credit card. I am going to have to go over there at 8:30 a.m. to find out where it is.....this is ENORMOUSLY FRUSTRATING! THEY NEED TO HIRE MORE PEOPLE AND TRAIN THEM AND EDUCATE THE CARRIERS TO BE MORE ATTENTIVE TO THE MAIL THAT THEY DELIVER AND THE PEOPLE ON THE ROUTE!!! IT NEVER SEEMS TO GET ANY BETTER....

Lovely post office w a grand entrance in West Point, Virginia . The interior looked 100 years old…read moreor older, very nicely maintained. I felt weird about taking pictures inside, but it has that nostalgic old post office feel for sure. Nice lady assisted me in shipping a book via media mail.

i always go there to use the self service kiosk, pretty chill!…read more ps. the lady who does all the documentation for passports don't seem nice at all, she's next to the kiosk and i always hear her being rude to costumers:/

I drove a hour to get my Green card and this lady said that the application had to be done in blk…read morepen not blue And sent me out with out giving me 5 min to rewrite it in blk pen She was very rude I mean how hard would it have been to just give me 5 min to write it in blk pen The application was not that long I felt that she was on a power trip And she needs to understand that it's her job to help the people that come in

Simply put: I mailed a package with no issues. A smiling face assisted me…read more I would note my GPS took me to the employee entrance. The actual entrance on from the Boulevard.

Friendly and fast, especially during the holiday season...read more

Every time I go here it just gets worst. Less talking and gossiping and more customer service would…read morego a long way.

Good post office, the people are friendly, and they're open on Saturdays. I went on a Saturday…read moremorning and they had 3 people working, I didn't have to wait to be helped.